Rejuvenate health and social through walkability approach at Taman Sri Serdang, Seri Kembangan, Selangor / Nabila Huda Pauzan

Public open space may benefit people and communities in the areas of social, health, economy, and environment. Having open space is crucial to raising the standard ofliving in a neighbourhood. Urban sprawl, population expansion, climate change, and resource scarcity will all serve to benefit of open space as it develops. The site study focusses on community's surrounding healthy and social lifestyle that promotes through connected walkability at Taman Sri Serdang. The connectivity and accessibility network are highlighted for the benefits of the institutional user and local community within the site study. It also improves the quality of life of the community as it enhances the community engagement and functionality between spaces. Aside from that, the author will analyse the well-connected access, safety, heath well-being, and aesthetic and practical value that make the community appealing and liveable. This will contribute to the create the opportunities for revitalize the community into the purpose for enhance the community living environment and economic development that contribute to the university.