Planning culture focuses on cultural features in spatial planning by increasing the involvement of the design disciplines in spatial planning and by bringing cultural history to bear on develpment. It is desirable to involve the design and cultural history disciplines at an early stage in the development process because this will help ensure that the thought processes involved in spatial planning issues and processes are more complete and integrated, thus reinforce the integration of cultural and user value with value for the future.

The main objective of conceptual design is to improve the spatial quality of buildings and landscapes. Programme combines architectural policy (aimed at strengthening the influence of cultural history on spatial planning) and is a step towards increasing the volume of consistency in overall spatial development policy in Palic tourism complex area. Linking the architecture with modern themes in a programme will reinforce the basis for broader cooperation within designated areas.

Program builds on the successes and lessons of the past years, rather than introducing new aims and objectives. The emphasis is on implementing overall design features and relating it to specific spatial development issues.

Design was achieved by thoroughly analysing existing qualities and by generating a design im pulse that reinforces prevailing concepts which focus on exploring ways of transforming urban and rural areas, within the area that is available. The emphasis is on interviewing the old and the new, cultural singularity and modern building specification within an interdisciplinary approach.
Design safeguards quality and is a way of dealing with history in contemporary designs. By creating the link between history and culture with modern apporoach, design can be produced in the way that it leaves guidelines for future and unforseen developments.