So far the theory of building or houses which undergo changes as a result of function in the development of the tourism industry has been sufficient dug by several  other researchers. While the effect of the earthquake in the Kasongan village which is one of the tourist village as well as changes in the function of the home after the earthquake has not been widely explored by researchers. In addition to the changes caused by the earthquake the other phenomena that is quite interesting is the change is seen also in the gender perspective, this is due to that the houses were transformed functions are homes that most craftsmen are women. This study aims to gain additional insight into the gender perspective in the functional changes caused by the development of the tourism industry after the earthquake.

Architecture research by using a gender perspective is done using a phenomenological approach to gain a deep understanding and description. Analysis begins by looking at the change typology houses in the village and neighborhood Kasongan. Selection of the cases set out purposively in order to obtain representative character typology of residential buildings and the environment

 

The Results of this study showed that there are some changes in the pattern of the earthquake as an adaptation of the tourist industry in Kasongan. Changes caused by the development of economic activity occur not only in Bangunjiwo Kasongan main road, but also spilling on the second tier in the three hamlets, The shape of these changes is 1) changes induced economic activity; 2) changes that occur due to kinship and 30 changes that occur due to the increase in space requirements. Meanwhile, if viewed from a gender perspective, the changes that occur due to the desire of all of these women are also having the contribution to the family income by working at home (samben).

Transforming, Pottery, House, Tourism and Gender