Green Open Space Planning Using the Sustainable Child-Friendly Concept (Case Study: Kampung Seketeng, Sumbawa)

Abstract

Green open space has various of functions that will be useful in creating environmental management balance and harmony. A decent city is not only about luxurious buildings, but also has space and facilities to support children's growth and development. The purpose of this research is to develop a green open space design in Seketeng Village, Sumbawa district. Regional design guideline is one of planning document that exists in an area to support and contribute the realization of sustainable green city. In the next stage, the design of the area can be used as a reference in the implementation of the arrangement and management of buildings/physical activities. This research was conducted using a quantitative approach. The objective is to establish a green open space that is capable of serving the activities of Child-Friendly villages in a sustainable manner, is directed at developing the function of green open spaces in achieving the elements of “nature” and “society” in each typology of green open spaces formed. The expectation of this strategy is that the green open space can be increased through urban villages and be able to serve community activities.

Keywords: Design, Green Open Space, Environmental management