The goal of the project was to create a new entrance gate to the campus of Charles University in Jinonice and to improve the quality of the study spaces. The proposed solution responds to pedestrian connectivity to public transport. The new building "C" contains a spacious representative foyer with a cafe and 2,000 m2 of areas for students in the form of group, individual and open-space study rooms and relaxation areas with the possibility of borrowing books. A new auditorium with a capacity of 255 seats is being built in the existing buildings, classrooms and offices are newly arranged in a rational and clear manner. The original buildings were designed by the architect Karel Prager, and the modifications were consulted with the copyright owners.

The structural system of the building was created by a three-dimensional truss steel structure. The ceilings are made of reinforced concrete. The new library building will impress from afar not only with its shape, but above all with its facade. This is made up of a light glass facade, supplemented from the outside with a light filter. It is actually a perforated shell made from templates of gold colored expanded metal. This achieved an attractive appearance on the one hand, and on the other hand created a barrier against direct sunlight preventing glare and overheating. The interior environment has a rather contemplative character, partially closed from the surroundings, while the northern facade offers views of Prague. The motif of the outer shell, which creates the impression of a lace garment of the building, is of course not self-serving, the graphic elements of the historical emblem of Charles University became the inspiration.

The facility's technologies were designed with the aim of maximally reducing operating costs. Heat pumps located on the roof of the existing reconstructed building with additional gas boilers are the source of heat and cold for the new construction of the multi-functional library building. The entire building is heated and cooled by a combination of an active ceiling and fan-coils with the supply of ventilation pre-conditioned air. The system is complemented by underfloor heating in the entrance hall and cafe. The building also uses active ventilation through open windows and skylights and night pre-cooling of the concrete ceiling. Concrete ceilings are made as active with inserted pipe distributions for the possibility of heating and cooling the building. Technologies are controlled by a system of measurement and control.