The architectural firm APA Wojciechowski Architekci was responsible for developing a master plan for the Teutonic Castle in Świecie, which focuses not only on the castle itself but also on its connections to the urban marketplace and the surrounding natural environment, including the Vistula River valley and a Natura 2000 area. This suggests a holistic approach to urban and cultural development in the region.

The project is strategically advised by The Making, which underlines the importance of integrating cultural policies with sustainable development goals, as recommended by the UNESCO World Conference on Cultural Policy and Sustainable Development. By doing so, the plan aims to position culture at the heart of community development rather than as a separate entity, highlighting its influence on social cohesion and urban revitalization.

With the backing of infrastructure investments, EU funding, and artistic presence, the Teutonic Castle is undergoing a transformation that seeks to elevate its status and function as a cultural landmark. This initiative not only aims to enhance local tourism but also to promote the castle's role in the broader context of sustainable cultural development in Poland, potentially setting a precedent for similar projects in the region.