STRATEGI PERENCANAAN BANTARAN SUNGAI BERBASIS MITIGASI BANJIR PADA KAWASAN GANG GARENG JEMBATAN JALAN KEMUDA

Abstract

In the context of environmental resilience, riverbank planning is an architectural and engineering strategy to manage high rainfall intensity and prevent flooding in urban areas. This study explores the planning of riverbanks at the Kemuda River Bridge, Gang Gareng, Bali, which frequently experiences flooding due to river overflow and inadequate infrastructure. A descriptive qualitative method is used to examine the principles of site observation and physical intervention. The results show that planning must involve dredging sediment, strengthening embankments (retaining walls), and creating green open spaces to increase water absorption. Implementing this riverbank planning allows for environmental sustainability by reducing flood risk and preserving the river ecology while improving the safety of the surrounding residential areas.