We won the commission thanks to an urban architectural competition. The design was chosen for its economy. The extensive construction program with complex laboratory operations was successfully placed into such a small volume that part of the plot designated for construction could be preserved as a garden. This urban layout fulfills the intention of the famous Camillo Sitte, who, in the early 20th century, defined the pre-wall green belt with significant buildings in the urban plan of Olomouc.

The proposed building is approximately 200 meters long, consisting of three sections with a 200-meter-long corridor in the center. This intervention is a change to the city's urbanism and is also a sufficiently monumental act to represent an institution like the University of Olomouc. The building's mass is simple, with a rhythmic window module. The proposed material for the cladding – black granite with visible structure – and its gloss unify the window fillings and the inter-window pillars into a concentrated mass along 17th November Street. This horizontal skyscraper strongly stabilizes the urban block, which was disrupted during the totalitarian era by housing developments.