Integration of Architecture Concept of Tsunami Disaster Response With the Image Area Concept on the Coastal Area (Case Study : Serangan Island, Denpasar, Indonesia)

Serangan Island is the only one of the largest reclamation in Bali which until now still exists as one of the favorite tourist destinations in Denpasar because of the island's location with an international airport, complete infrastructure and coastal tourism attractions that Serangan Island offers. On the other hand, Serangan Island is predicted to be one of the areas with the threat of an earthquake accompanied by a tsunami because the island is located in the ring of fire and the island's topography is relatively parallel to sea level. This research will examine the extent to which the tsunami disaster response architectural concept has been applied to the coastal area of Serangan Island and is integrated with the image area concept, and hope that Serangan Island remains one of the favorite tourist destinations in Denpasar while still providing a sense of security for tourists. This study uses a qualitative phenomenological approach, data collection techniques by observation and interviews, the results of which are associated with relevant theories for interpretation which results in research conclusions.