The cut-outs and the trees subdivide the concrete structure into smaller parts creating a scale more appropriate for children. Moreover an intense relationship between the interior and the exterior is created as nature is literally pushed inside.
Arriving in the south the visitor is greeted by two large existing Linden trees framing the way to the main entrance and the vestibule including the outdoor area of the restaurant. From here trees on the other side of the building are already visible as well as the large skylight which gives a playful distinction to the whole complex.

The main users of the building are groups of children. The studios and galleries are thus organized in a mostly horizontal manner as to facilitate connectivity, easy movement and a clear arrangement of different functions. Only a single staircase and elevator are positioned in a central location and provide access to the green roof including the outdoor art laboratory overlooking the park.