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Indonesian Architecture:
a fierce protective face that devours evil often placed above entrances.

• Kala

• Makara

• Istana

• Candi

Indonesian Architecture:

a mythical sea creature placed at the base or sides of the entrances usually as water spouts or . KALA a fierce protective face that devours evil often placed above entrances decorative relief.

• Kala

• Makara

• Candi

• Gadang

Indonesian Architecture:

otherwise known as a royal or presidential palace.

• Bentar

• Candi

• Kitana

• Istana

Indonesian Architecture:

an ancient Hindu or Buddhist temple or shrine in Indonesia mostly built between the 7th and 15th centuries.

• Masjid

• Istana

• Bentar

• Candi

Indonesian Architecture:

split gate way structure in Balinese architecture e.g., Gapura in Bali.

• Ruhma Gadang

• Makara

• Candi Bentar

• Prang

Indonesian Architecture:

traditional Indonesian architecture that reflects local customs and utilizes natural materials like timber, bamboo, and thatch.

• Rumah Tambi

• Rumah Joglo

• Rumah Adat

• Rumah Tongkonan

Indonesian Architecture:

a large, ornate house with dramatic curved roofs resembling buffalo horns built on stilts and richly decorated used as a communal house and symbol of matrilineal heritage.

• Rumah Gadang

• Rumah Tongkonan

• Rumah Panjang

• Rumah Tietis

Indonesian Architecture:

a very long stilt house that can accommodate many families built high above the ground to avoid wild animals

• Rumah Tambi

• Rumah Panjang

• Rumah Tongkonan

• Rumah Gadang

Identify the Given Structure:

• Trowulan

• Ulun Datu Bratan

• Borodudur Temple

• Prambanan Temple

Identify the given structure:

• Prambanan Temple

• Borobudur Temple

• Ulu Datu Bratan

• Trowulan Temple