The House of Culture serves as a recreational and educational center. The building includes exhibition halls, creative workshops, a conference hall, and a photo laboratory. The conceptual design is inspired by the Berlin Museum of Art, designed by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. The structure is composed of metal, glass, and concrete, blending organically with the complex landscape. Spacious terraces surround the building, offering panoramic views while also protecting the interior from direct sunlight. The main entrance is located on the third floor, leading to a large exhibition hall via a ramp that descends to the lower level. The space is maximally open, allowing for great flexibility in interior transformation. The building has a total area of 2,397.5 m² and a volume of 11,459 m³.