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Sustainable City Landscape Asset Management: Case Study in Magelang City

The city is a composition between natural landscape elements of origin and manmade landscape elements as a consequence of the way humans adapt the environment to meet their life needs. The town of Magelang is an attractive landscaping city with Mount Tidar as the landmark and slogan of the Million Flower City. The city of Magelang is developing with very limited land. The limitation of urban land refers to the linear form supported by the existence of two rivers, namely Progo and Elo Rivers as administrative boundaries in the East and West. This condition becomes a challenge for land management in Magelang city, especially the management of the landscape. In this study, landscape management is done by looking at landscape elements as "assets". When landscaping is considered an asset, landscaping is both a direct and indirect benefit to the Community social factors so that the landscape of a city is no longer neglected but a priority, including in its management budget. Keywords—urban landscape management; city landscape asset management; assets