Architects compare their structure to a beehive because of the similarity of its solution to a honeycomb. It is based on the volume of television studios, surrounded by a "ring" of auxiliary premises and offices. On top of the ring-base, there are more than a dozen of such tier volumes erected, and in the center of the building an atrium is formed, visually connecting different zones of the complex, helping to illuminate and ventilate it. The bottom of the atrium, located on the floors of the studio volume, plays the role of a central vestibule, where visitors enter from the street via an escalator (and the entrance to the TV studio, respectively, is at ground level).
The plan of each of the rings gives a living appearance to the building: they either recede from the profile of the neighboring ones, or, on the contrary, protrude outward. At the same time, both internal, facing the atrium, and external terraces appear - spaces for informal communication between employees.
