Residence Churchill lies at the boundary of busier administrative and calmer residential area developments alongside the Italska street. The original concept of urban design of the whole area that worked with a gradual transition from smaller scale in the vicinity of the Riegrovy sady to larger masses at the Winston Churchill Square remains discernible. The ground plan footprint has been squeezed into a rectangular form narrowing towards the main station. The layout of the flats stems from the orientation towards the cardinal points and affects also the tectonic design of the facades. Deep loggias cut into the whole facade divided into three blocks dominate on the southwest and northwest sides in contrast to regularly distributed windows on the northeast and southeast sides. The ground floor of the house dissects diagonal pedestrian promenade in the direction of the square, which builds on the currently emerging underpass under the rails.

The house is embedded in a steep slope above the Central Station using 4 receding underground floors made in a combination of white and black tubs. In the lowest floor, is an area for commerce following the newly built entry to the platform and a retention rainwater-tank. Rest of basements serve as garages. The entrance floor contains a passage and commercial areas accessible from Italská Street. On the upper floors there are 57 apartments accessible via two receptions. The whole house is made of high-quality materials for apartment buildings with above-standard materials with great emphasis on precision design without visible anchoring. This brings with it a number of technical details and hidden structures such as round sandstone tiles and arched large-format corner windows combined with high demands on acoustics towards the station. The common areas are also designed to a very high standard using veneered non-flammable materials and large-format thin-walled tiles with shadow joints.