The Proposed Green System of the Obor intervention area presents a multi-functional approach to integrating ecological, recreational, and safety aspects into the urban landscape. It is designed to achieve sustainable urban development by ensuring proximity, connectivity, and adaptability within a hierarchically organized green space network.

Benefits of the Green System:
Ecological: Enhances biodiversity, strengthens habitat connectivity, and promotes environmental resilience.
Social: Improves public well-being through access to quality recreational and relaxation spaces.
Safety: Acts as a buffer zone for floods and a refuge system during earthquakes.
Urban Quality: Elevates the aesthetic and functional value of the built environment.
In conclusion, the proposed green system integrates ecological, recreational, and safety components into a unified structure, providing a sustainable and resilient framework for urban development. It addresses environmental challenges while enhancing the quality of life for all users in the intervention area.