Mosques serve not only as places of worship but also as social spaces that foster community interaction and activities. However, many mosque landscapes are not optimally designed, making them ill-equipped to accommodate social activities, passive recreation, and the comfort needs of worshippers. This community service project aims to develop a concept and design plan for the landscape of Al-Muttaqin Mosque that can improve the quality of the environment while strengthening the mosque’s social and religious functions. The methods employed include field surveys, identification of existing conditions, user needs analysis, design concept development, and landscape design visualization. The design results indicate that the landscape planning is achieved through the development of green open spaces, comfortable pedestrian paths, communal seating areas, shade-providing vegetation elements, and the reinforcement of the area’s identity through the use of materials and design elements that align with the mosque’s character. The design also integrates accessibility for all users by providing ramps and circulation routes connected to the mosque’s main areas. This arrangement is expected to create a more comfortable, aesthetically pleasing, and functional environment so that the mosque can serve as a center for worship activities as well as a space for community social interaction.
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