LANDSCAPE DESIGN OF OPEN SPACE BASED ON STORMWATER CASE ST MUADNY:A GEMENT SYSTEM EDUCATION AREA OF NORTH SUMATERA UNIVERSITY
Medan is one of big cities in Indonesia that are experiencing rapid development. These developments are resulted in shifts in land use and resulted an increase in the number of built areas thereby reducing areas that can absorb waters. Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) is an educational area const...
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| Summary: | Medan is one of big cities in Indonesia that are experiencing rapid development.
These developments are resulted in shifts in land use and resulted an increase in
the number of built areas thereby reducing areas that can absorb waters.
Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) is an educational area constructed on the
area that was previously rice fields. The topographic on this campus is relatively
flat with a slope of 0.25% so water flows tend to be very slow. In addition, there
are 3 secondary drainage on the area that connecting tertiary drainage to one of
Medan’s primary drainages, namely The Babura River. Changes in land use,
topography and drainage aspect highly affect the emergence of water runoff at the
USU campus.
Managing rainwater runoff can be done by designing proper blue and green zone
spaces that can absorb and store water runoff so that water flowed to the Babura
River can reduced in quantity and water quality naturally improved. Landscape
design in the open space area with the principle of rainwater management is able
to increase the ecological value in the campus environment, so it can be a pilot
design in designing an environment that adaptive to flood disaster. |
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