Mr. Anwar The owner of an Indis house on Jalan Sultan Agung Number 24 Yogyakarta has a concern for the preservation of cultural values by translating them into building planning so that the preservation of cultural heritage, especially in the Pakualaman Cultural Heritage Area, Yogyakarta, still exists and has the character/image of the area with an Indian architectural style nuance which is the content from the Bintaran sub area The owner of an Indis house on Jalan Sultan Agung Number 24 Yogyakarta Mr. Anwar has concern for the preservation of cultural values by translating them into building plans so that the preservation of cultural heritage, especially in the Pakualaman Cultural Heritage Area, Yogyakarta, still exists and has the character/image of an area with nuances of architectural style Indis which is the contents of Bintaran Region. This building is owned by Mr. Anwar by way of purchase, the building owner then plans to repair the building according to the needs of the place of business, therefore the building plan is submitted for permits to the Investment and Licensing Office of the City of Yogyakarta, and to issue an IMB, the Investment and Licensing Service The City of Yogyakarta asked for a recommendation to the Advisory Council for the Preservation of the Yogyakarta Cultural Heritage, with a recommendation that the building should be returned to its original form in the Indian architectural style by means of development (adaptation activities). So Mr. Anwar developed the building in an adaptation way that is adapted to current needs, which is a place of business that was previously a residence. This building is one that adorns the architectural characteristics of the Pakualaman cultural heritage area with the Bintaran area as a new settlement in Yogyakarta.
This building is the result of an adaptation while maintaining the original form of an Indische building which is a heritage building from one of the Dutch officials who served at the Vredeburg fort, this building is a solution for the transfer of settlements for Dutch officials who served at the Vredeburg fort which was full/unfit, the resettlement was carried out by a dutch official. After the independence period, the building was used for the practice of one of the famous doctors in Yogyakarta, this building was also used for various business activities and most recently used for the fast food restaurant Mc. Donald.
The floor plan of the building is rectangular in shape with a pyramid roof made of vlam tile roofing, the floors of the building are patterned color tiles measuring 20x20 cm, the building is equipped with Indian style door and window openings (large size with double inner doors in the form of glass panels and the outer door from wooden blinds). Likewise with window-shaped panels on the inside and wooden blinds on the outside). the door is equipped with a blind/draft covered with a wooden blind.