The extension of the building consists of three mutually overlapping individual masses, respecting the height arrangement of the surrounding buildings. The higher, vertically structured dominant mass, oriented towards the square, accentuates the entrance to the building and, with its lapidary expression, highlights the visual and spatial accents of the neighboring house.
The building itself is four stories high with no basement, featuring variable heights of individual floors, covered with a flat roof and built on a trapezoidal floor plan.
The views reflect the graphic concept of alternating materials and structures of the individual volumes in relation to the functional use of the various parts of the building. Elements of flat glazing are combined here with the exposed load-bearing structure of the building, a flat wooden grid set in front of the façade, and walls clad with raw brick strips of clinker.
The concept of the architectural design of the building is based on the principle of a dynamic approach to the façade of the building.
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