The project resulted in a range of creative and forward-thinking proposals that addressed various challenges and opportunities in Sarajevo Polje. A key focus was on green infrastructure, with ideas centered around creating ecological corridors to boost biodiversity and establish stronger connections between urban areas and natural landscapes. This approach also incorporated flood management strategies and created spaces for recreation.

Another significant aspect was the concept of multifunctional land use. The proposals aimed to balance agriculture, recreation, water management, and housing to ensure sustainable and efficient use of the land. Cultural and historical preservation was equally important, with designs that highlighted and protected the area’s rich heritage, including Austro-Hungarian thermal spas, the Bosna Spring, and significant archaeological sites.

Sustainable development featured prominently in the project, with ideas such as urban farming, eco-tourism, and green mobility initiatives aimed at fostering economic growth while safeguarding the environment. Improving urban connectivity was also a priority, with recommendations to enhance public transportation systems and develop pedestrian pathways to better link fragmented settlements and reduce dependence on cars. Together, these proposals present a holistic and innovative vision for the future of Sarajevo Polje.