The building is situated in the historic center of Yaroslavl, encompassing a volume of 164,000 cubic meters. It is composed of five sections, each uniquely shaped. The designers created facades that harmonize with the existing architectural environment. To enhance the expressiveness of the facades, they used pilasters. The upper floors feature partially glass ceilings, which contribute to striking compositional elements both externally and internally. Notable design features include stained glass windows that face inward towards the quarter, as well as individual walls painted in vibrant colors. Along with wall illustrations, they reference Suprematism.