Aesthetic Analysis of Green Open Space (GOS) Landscape Elements Karebosi Field Complex

Abstract

Urban aesthetics is one of the main components that can contribute to overcoming the weakness of the gloomy picture of urban areas by strengthening the formation of public spaces, in this case, green open spaces, according to the demands of society. This research seeks to examine landscape elements that do not contribute to or reduce the aesthetic value of the appearance of green open spaces by exploring visitor perceptions. This study seeks to show the role of landscape elements in enhancing aesthetic configurations and social functions to meet community needs. This research was conducted using a survey method with descriptive analysis. Data collection was carried out by observation and documentation techniques. The results showed that elements of jogging paths, fences, grass fields, and seats were landscape elements which were the main points in the aesthetic assessment which did not support the aesthetic image of this green open space.