Its design, mass distribution and height seamlessly fit in the adjacent buildings. An L-shaped ground plan is based on the dimensions of the plot and, in particular, its corner location.

The structure has five above-ground storeys and one underground storey, and it features a flat roof. The underground storey was designed for 45 parking spaces and five separate garages. The first above-ground storey was designed for commercial premises, and the second to fifth above-ground storeys house residential units and office space units. From the first above-ground level up, the structure is divided into two separate sections, each with a staircase and an elevator, whereas the underground level is common for both sections. A passageway was built at the first above-ground level between the two sections, designed for cars arriving to park in the underground garages. Commercial premises on the first above-ground storey feature separate entries at the pavement level.

The foundation structure of the building consists of a monolithic steel-concrete slab based on drilled piles. Due to the presence of ground water, the so-called “white tub” technology was used for the concrete basement structure. Load-bearing components comprise steel-concrete, transverse frames from monolithic columns and girders, ceiling structures are executed as monolithic, steel-concrete slabs. The envelope of the building is made of brick blocks with contact insulation system, partially decorated with granite tiling on the first above-ground floor. The project also comprised paving roads and other surfaces and landscaping.