The recreational zone, thematic pavilions, and amusement park are positioned in the southern part of the site, closer to the existing facilities outside the project boundary, allowing the northern, quieter area to be used for animal habitats. This spatial arrangement ensures a functional connection between the zoo’s exhibition areas and the built structures within the site that are necessary for its uninterrupted operation. At the same time, the adopted zoning establishes a gradual transition for visitors into the animal exhibition areas, conceived as the natural oasis of the entire complex, thereby separating quieter habitats from louder recreational activities. The zoo zone is located in the northern part of the site and incorporates Ada Safari Lake as an integral element. Using the lake as part of the zoo, with paths running along its shoreline, allows visitors to enjoy views of waterfowl and other animal species that naturally occur in the area, while simultaneously providing a safe habitat for the existing wildlife, without the intrusion that introducing activities on the water would cause. The zoo exhibition areas are situated on the western side of Ada Safari Lake, where existing mature vegetation and greenery provide ideal conditions for future animal habitats. This area is divided into several zones, each dedicated to specific ecosystems and species characteristic of particular parts of the world, that is, individual continents. Zoo-related buildings are located to the east of Ada Safari Lake, where built structures already exist, in order to minimize the need for occupying additional green areas. The entertainment and recreation park zone extends along the southeastern boundary of the area covered by the competition brief, adjacent to the roadway that borders the site. This zone relies on the more urbanized part of the location, where existing rowing club facilities and the street leading to other amenities at the eastern end of the peninsula are already present.