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The existence of Teuku Keujreun Ali's Resident Palace nearby the intersection between the colonial railway and the national road in Krueng Mane City is a trace of historic planned development during the Dutch Colonial period. The relocation and planning of the Dutch Administrative Center or Onder Afdeling to the Krueng Mane area was an effort by the Dutch Government to deal with the upheavals arising from the Kuta Sawang community, as well as being the beginning of growth around Krueng Mane City and settlement area. Therefore, Teuku Keujreun Ali's Resident Palace has a potential value of significant and needed carefully studied amidst dilapidation threats. The purpose of this study is to identify the significant value of the palace from both architectural and context city development. The study will use a descriptive qualitative method by combining literature study, interviews, field observation, measuring, systematic documentation, and pictures. The result of this research showed that the Teuku Keujreun Ali's Resident Palace has architectural importance, namely the integrity of the typical Dutch Colonial Architecture style and historical value with a lifespan of more than 100 years. In addition, it also has an important value in the context of regional development, namely the utilization, and preservation of the Teuku Keujreun Ali's Resident Palace as one of the landscapes of historical buildings or landmarks of Krueng Mane City, to strengthen the image of the area and provide positive values to education and knowledge, historical value and cultural identity for the younger generation and society. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
