Since the enactment of the Framework Act on Architecture in December 2007 until now, a controversy over the validity of the Fundamental Plans on Architecture Policy has been ceaselessly raised. In addition, on the relationships with the currently implementing Framework Act on the National Land, the Urban Planning System in wake of the Act on Planning and Use of National Territory, and the Framework Plan on Landscapes in wake of the recent Act on Landscapes, even experts on architecture and cities have shown mixed opinions on the discrepancy and role between those plans.

 So, in order to secure sustainability of the architecture policies along with the ultimate achievement of the goal of the Fundamental Plans on Architecture Policy, it is necessary to arrange a systematic
and strategic performance management system reasonably suitable for such policies, enhance the efficiency of implementing the plans and maximize management capability.