Construction has already begun, and the object is expected to play a significant role as a district center in the future. Thanks to the flexibility of its layout, it can easily adapt to the changing demands of city residents. The southwest and northwest facades are entirely glazed, allowing those inside to observe the swaying trees in the wind, the calm flow of the river, couples and families with children strolling along the promenade. The glass facade blurs the boundary between the interior and the park, as if inviting nature to become an integral part of the architectural visual language. The other facades are nearly solid: narrow vertical niches with glazing are left between deliberately brutal, concrete-clad volumes with rounded edges, creating intrigue and seemingly inviting people inside.