Kinship in the Establishment of Settlements for Remote Indigenous Peoples in Central Sulawesi

Abstract The existence and implementation of living space pattern characterize settlements is a specific model space. management spaces essential to the culture local wisdom. study uses naturalistic qualitative approach find concept establishing for disadvantaged indigenous communities. Residential homes form linear line along neighborhood road. houses still use simple building materials, namely boards bricks, like walls zinc as roofs. Kinship reflected, among others, in relationship between residences open spaces, unlimited courtyards, functioning play areas, or other interactive activities. This equips with bale-bale trees protection. Other remaining slots raise livestock, toilets, laundry rooms, food stalls. displacement from top mountains caused fields primary source livelihood remain their original places, equipped garden houses. new residential environment has several facilities such village offices, mosques, schools, general building. Deliberation, consensus, kinship, cooperation principles settler life, reflected formation carrying out various daily life