Traditionally Sundanese people house shaped on stilts with a height of 0.5 m - 0.8 m or 1 meter above ground level. In the houses of old age, there are high-achieving under 1.8 meters. The vault itself is generally used to place binding domestic animals such as cows, horses, or to store farming tools such as hoes, plows, rakes and so on. To climb the ladder to the house is provided called Golodog made of wood or bamboo, which usually consists of not more than three steps. Golodog also serves to clean the feet before going up to the house.
Sundanese traditional house actually has a different name depending on the shape of the roof and doors of his house. Traditionally there is a roof called suhunan Jolopong, Tagong anjing, badak Heuay,perahu Kemureb, Jubleg Nangkub, capit gunting, and buka Pongpok. Of all of them, Jolopong is the simplest form and are often found in areas of cultural heritage or in the villages.
Jolopong roof has two fields separated by suhunan lane in the middle of the house. Suhunan stems the same length and parallel to both sides of the bottom of either side of the roof area, while others are shorter than suhunan and perpendicular cut at both ends of the suhunan.
Jolopong owned interior is also very efficient. Jolopong space consisting of conference front called emper or tepas, the middle room called tengah imah or patengahan, side room called pangkeng , and a back room that consisted of a kitchen called pawon and store of rice called padaringan. Room called emper serves to receive guests. in the past, the room is left empty with no tools or home furnishings such as tables, chairs, or bale-bale seating. If guests come then the owner of the house guests deploying mats to sit. Over time, has now been provided tables and chairs and even other equipment. Balandongan space serves to add coolness to the occupants of the house. For the bedroom, used Pangkeng. The room is kind pangkeng prostitute or warehouse used to store goods or household appliances. The room is being used as a gathering place for families and is often used to perform the ceremony or for safety and back room (the kitchen) is used for cooking.
Judging from philosophical terms, traditional houses belonging to the community of West Java has a very impressive understanding. In general, the name suhunan of the Sundanese traditional house intended to respect the natural surroundings. Almost every building custom homes are rare Sunda iron nails and other tools of modern buildings. For inter-pole amplifier used paseuk (from bamboo) or rope of palm fiber or coconut fiber, while the roof of the house to use as a cover fibers, palm leaves, or leaves Rumia, because very rarely Sundanese traditional house using tiles. Another interesting point is the material used by the house itself. Use of a thin material and booth stage floor of wooden planks or Palupuh certainly not likely to be used in community shelters with barbaric civilization. Home for the Sundanese community not as a fortress of protection of human enemies, but merely from nature in the form of rain, wind, sun and animals
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