Architecture Metabolism Approach Which Integrates the Concept Magersari in Supporting Balanced Development with Green Agricultural Land in Suburbs

Abstract

Architecture metabolism based on the linearity of time and growth. The growth of the city, are required to combine city life with innovative green spaces, which are vertical, multilevel and roof garden. This approach has not been sufficient and still expensive. As a result, the city peripheral area vulnerable to loss of green land agriculture. The impact on the ecology, food security, and the work of farmers. The Javanese culture Magersari concept potential to form simbosis mutualism between farm-building, also economic ties of old and new landowners. Research includes two stages. First, about study of the factors and principles which affect the metabolism of architectural form with theory of architecture flexibility approach. Second, about study the factors and principles which affect the embodiment of the concept of Magersari with theory of mixed use approach. The results showed that the smart city not merely about technology, but must be supported by local wisdom.