REVITALIZATION OF CADIKA PARK AS AN URBAN FOREST PARK THAT SUPPORTS OUTDOOR SPORTS ACTIVITIES LANDSCAPE CONSERVATION FRIENDLY

• Main Author: Alya Afifah, Nadhilah
• Format: Theses
• Language: Indonesia
• Subjects: Arsitektur lanskap
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/86098
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

Revitalization, conservation and sport are interconnected in an effort to create public spaces that are not only beautiful and functional, but also sustainable and support a healthy lifestyle. Cadika Park, one of the parks in Medan City, has now been designated as a City Forest Park. With a fairly large and strategic location, not far from the city center, this park has developed into a campground and is equipped with various sports facilities. This potential increased after park management was transferred from the Parks Department to the Youth and Sports Department. However, unfortunately the current condition of the park is still poorly maintained. Therefore, the revitalization of Cadika Park as a City Forest Park that supports open space sports activities that are friendly to landscape conservation is very necessary. With management now under the Youth and Sports Department, this park can become a forum for improving the quality of training for prospective athletes in Medan City. This step is also in line with the vision and mission of DISPORA Medan City, namely "Improving sports culture and achievements in a tiered and sustainable manner through the stages of introducing sports, monitoring, scouting and developing talent, as well as increasing achievement." Integrating the functions of the City Forest Park with outdoor sports activities while maintaining the landscape conservation value is a crucial step. Revitalizing Cadika Park through a Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) approach will ensure the park functions optimally as a recreation and sports space, while protecting water and vegetation. In this way, the park will support physical activity while preserving the environment and improving the quality of the ecosystem. Analyze the micro, meso and macro constraints and potential of the current role of landscape conservation (water management and green management) in Cadika Park. Then conduct interviews to obtain more complete data or information. Carrying capacity analysis is a very important tool in resource management and sustainable development planning. This process is closely related to the "urban jungle" concept regulated in ATR/BPN Ministerial Regulation Number 14 of 2022, as well as the guidelines in the Time-Saver Standards for Landscape Architecture. Carrying capacity analysis helps determine the maximum capacity of an area to support various human activities and resource uses without compromising ecological balance and environmental quality. By understanding this carrying capacity, planners and managers can design green open spaces that not only meet the functional and recreational needs of the community but also maintain environmental sustainability, in accordance with the principles set out in relevant regulations and standards.