C Cities with various activities require green open space (RTH). The green openspace can be fulfilled through the availability of urban forests, parks, andreforestation in residential or office yards. In addition, green open space has avital function for the sustainability of the urban environment, namely, as thecarrying capacity of the ecosystem, safeguarding the hydrological environment,controlling urban air temperature, as well as water absorption to maintain thebalance of water in the soil, reduce surface water flow, capture and store water,maintain Soil balance so that soil fertility is still guaranteed, air circulation in thecity, as a place for recreational facilities and facilities. The residential area shouldhave a green open space for the activities of its inhabitants. Residential areasshould also have a balance between buildings and outer spaces so that residents inhousing can interact directly with other residents and activities in outdoor spaces,both active and passive activities. In this study, researchers used a case studyresearch method in determining the focus of the research. Where in one discussionthe research location focused on several different cases in it. Methods Casestudies used This research also uses data collection techniques with qualitativedescriptive methods. Where the data collection technique is done by examininghuman behavior, an object, a condition. Based on the formulation of the problemwhich limits the problem of management that is not optimal in the green openspace in the housing area, therefore it is necessary to analyze the pattern ofutilization of green open space in the Golden City residential area so that it isknown what the regional environmental conditions should be. Research variablesconsist of physical variables, utilization, and user perceptions. The results of thestudy show that housing is used by residents to relax. Regarding the physical formof the park, the pattern of placement of facilities in the form of park entrances,garden dividers, lighting, benches, gazebos, sports areas, signage and facilities isspread throughout the park. The location of the park affects the use of the park.The park's environmental context and garden features affect the user's usagepatterns, types of activities, and user perceptions. The location that is most oftenused is a park that has good and complete furniture and an easily accessiblelocation and placement of facilities that are suitable for the needs of residentialresidents at a certain time. The location that is most rarely used is a park that hasbeen damaged and cannot be physically used. As well as setting the location ofthe park in the corner, the park is not well maintained and cared for properly.