The administrative building is located within an industrial area. The project is designed in such a way that adjacent structures can be removed at any time while utilizing the existing administrative units. The investor demanded a building model that is as environmentally friendly and cost-effective as possible, using recyclable materials to the greatest extent. Therefore, the roofs of the steel framework are greened, and the facade is clad with discarded shipping pallets, which have been given a second chance. The pallets also serve as a trellis for climbing plants. The construction heavily incorporates green elements, whether they are on the facade, roof, or interior.

The new buildings are based on a reinforced concrete grid of drilled piles with monolithic footings, supplemented by perimeter strips and a slab under the elevator. The structural load-bearing system takes the form of a steel framework. Internal dividing structures are brickwork, covered with a thin-layer plaster, with some left in their exposed quality. The roofs are single-ply with EPS thermal insulation, complemented by large-area skylights as needed. The facade infills are based on aluminum profiles with thermally insulating glass, complemented by blinds in concealed boxes.