Rekonstruksi Alang Kasiturusan Etnis Rongkong = Reconstruction of Alang Kasiturusan of the Rongkong Ethnic

Rongkong, a subdistrict in northern Luwu, South Sulawesi. The literature obtained and used as reference is the study by anthropologists and a missionary entitled “De To Rongkong in Midden-Celebes. Doors. Dr. Alb. C. Kruyt”, which mentions Banua Katongkoan and Alang Kasiturusan. However, in the description of A.C. Kyurt's writings, very little is explained about Banua Katongkoan and Alang Kasiturusan. Banua Katongkoan and Alang Kasiturusan were completely burnt down during the DI-TII incident around 1954. Through qualitative research, it aims to reconstruct the shape of Banua Katongkoan and Alang Kasiturusan through a computerized vision of 2D programs (2 Dimensions ) and 3D (3 dimensions) based on bibliographic references, documentation, and interviews. This study uses an interactive analysis model. Data verification is carried out continuously throughout the research process. For the environmental setting/planning pattern of Banua Katongkoan and Alang Kasiturusan in the past, tondok (village) Limbong is the observation location which is considered representative based on the site findings related to the activities of the Rongkong community in the past. Banua Katongkoan consists of two traditional houses namely Salassa and Jalajja . Salassa; Residence/place of the chairman of Tomakaka. Jalajja; vice chairman place of the Tomakaka. It is said to be Banua Katongkoan, because it is in the traditional house that the tomakaka is ditongko or dipatongko (inaugurated, seated, confirmed). Alang Kasiturusan is a rice reed tomakaka (barn), and also a center for social activities (a gathering place). Therefore, it should not be far from Banua Katongkoan. The architectural form of Alang Kasiturusan is the same as that of Alang Pare. What distinguishes it, Alang Kasiturusan is carved while Alang Pare is not carved. After reconstructing Alang Kasiturusan, we see that it is unique. And we can affirm that the Alang Kasiturusan is indeed the original heritage of the Indonesian people who came from Rongkong. Alang Kasituurusan should have been reconstructed in real form. The image of Alang Kasiturusan reconstruction with 2D and 3D models can be used as a reference model for field implementation, as it conforms to the actual size and model.

Keywords : Rongkong; Alang Kasiturusan; Reconstruction.