As the project counted on using the existing structure to the maximum, it met the low cost requirements of the Architectural competition. The winning design, transforming the non-functional torso into a one new expressive whole is, to the detail, based on the idea of reusing existing resources, e.g. the refurbishment of the furniture from the 60’s.
The substation building / Info Centre has been increased in volume by a lowest supply section to invoke a jagged promontory. The visitor’s path leads from the Info Centre through exposition gallery and terrace to the connecting footbridge that serves as a uniting element and a walkway to the watchtower.
For compositional reasons, the tube has a 15m extension for placing antennas.
Even with the new look, the original tube and the substation still clearly stand out. The vertical element of the watchtower will be married with the horizontal element of the alley that should be planted along the access path.

The basic description is in its title: The transformation of a tube of a wind powerstation with a substation into a watchtower with a tourist InfoCentre.
The substation underwent modifications, including new structures, cladding, surfaces, equipment, and furniture. Due to the exposition, the roofs and facades were made from zinc sheet. The design followed the unified expression of the new unit, in the surface of the substation and the galvanized structures of the watchtower.
The construction continues in the current state, new ceiling structures are made of coupled concrete steel, roof and facades are ventilated. The layout of the transformer station was divided into 3 sections: the main visitor section, background section, and the service section. The gallery of the main area and the terrace, which connects to the footbridge to the watchtower, were added. The watchtower and the bridge are made of galvanized elements. Protection of the tube has been restored with a zinc-like coating.