The comprehensive reconstruction fundamentally changed the scope and variability of the social spaces, optimized the internal operational layout and changed the relationship of the building towards the public space.
Part of the building is newly used by the Elementary Art School, whose content is naturally close to cultural life. Both parts can work completely independently, but they support each other functionally as well as operationally and create a joint synergy.
The entire building now offers a total of 3 social halls with a unique atmosphere and specific parameters, in addition with the possibility of parallel running. The operator is able to continuously change the use and configuration of individual halls. The extent of necessary facilities and the operating costs can be naturally optimized.
The building's original entrance staircase was replaced by a gently rising barrier-free area. The entrances are covered by the volume of the extension and by the roof overhang. This spacious shelter, serves as a lively meeting place, supported by the cafe's "garden".
The foyer, stripped of a number of original barriers, now logically and clearly connects all public parts of the building. All visitor services are concentrated to this point. From here lead direct entrances to the main hall as well as to the connection with the chamber hall. The staircase leads to the balcony and the ballroom - divisible by a mobile wall.
The main facade of the building underwent a significant transformation, which gives the building the necessary dynamism and clearly defines the main entrance to the building. The distinct vertical articulation and the "peephole" motive, are inspired by the original morphology of the building.

Existing load-bearing structures: brickwork made of ceramic bricks.
New load-bearing structures: Reinforced concrete monolithic structures supplemented by steel structures (e.g. lattice trusses).