Abstract
Public open spaces are essential in urban areas, performing various functions and services that benefit individuals and communities. This paper examines the multi-functionality of his KLCC Park public open space in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. KLCC Park is a vast, well-kept park in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. Recreational facilities within the park include playgrounds, jogging trails, and lakes. Picnics, family gatherings and cultural activities are also common here. This study aims to delve into the multi-functional nature of public open spaces and elucidate the importance of nature in creating a harmonious relationship between humans and their environment. The main objective is to investigate the relationship between public open space and the muti-functionality of nature; the second is to comprehend nature’s significance in public open spaces and its impact on human well-being; and finally, the third objective is to suggest the incorporation of nature elements in the design and planning of public open spaces to optimise their functionality and enhancing user’s overall satisfaction. The research results will help develop a more evidence-based urban planning and design approach. The article argues that public spaces should be constructed and managed to benefit individuals and communities maximum. Additionally, this contribution emphasises the importance of incorporating natural elements into the design and planning of public open spaces.
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