The project presents a comprehensive development concept for the site surrounding Koło Castle, situated along the scenic Warta River in Poland. This endeavor aims to attract both local residents and visitors by emphasizing direct access to the historic castle and fostering a vibrant, educational, recreational, and social destination. Key decisions were rooted in providing easy and engaging pathways, with green spaces and cultural elements interwoven throughout. One of the primary objectives is the preservation of the natural forest, contributing to a sustainable and visually appealing atmosphere.

Direct Access and Interactive Pathway: The project prioritizes seamless access to Koło Castle, with an interactive path starting from the museum. The museum features a green-sloped roof, offering panoramic views of the castle.

Auditorium and Castle Showcase: Along the path, an auditorium provides a captivating presentation of the castle within its landscape, creating an immersive visitor experience.

Park Area and Outdoor Exhibition Columns: A small lake within a park area enhances the landscape, accompanied by outdoor exhibition columns with screens sharing insightful information about the castle's history.

Pavilion Road and Cultural Showcase: The pathway culminates in a pavilion road, leading to a main pavilion and a smaller pavilion showcasing the rich cultural heritage of Polish ceramics.

Community Enrichment: The project integrates spaces and activities to enrich the local community, including facilities for kayaking, children's playgrounds, and a camping site.

Natural Forest Preservation: A core focus is on preserving the natural forest, creating a healthy green atmosphere that enhances the site's aesthetics and ecological well-being.