The prismatic masses rising in accordance to the building program, come to life iconically on top of the hill while the arc shaped platform of stairs complete the hill visually. This highly responds to the visitors’ reflex of ‘being on the top of the hill’ to watch the view of the city. The arc does not only complete the hill visually, but also acts as an alternative promenade through which the visitors reach the building. The tight integration of the building’s public functions with the surrounding hill allows the active usage of the rooftop terrace-bar, the arc bridge and the restaurant. 

The translucent facade of the concert hall alows the interior space to be clearly viewed and perceived from the outside. In contrast to this, the view of the Tauras Hill from the interior of the building gives us a clue of the building’s context. The translucent mesh facade creates a unique lighting atmosphere in the upper floors, where visitors’ walk through the facade and enter the closed Main Hall. During day time, the working areas of the building glow in the dark and the foyer is lit with natural daylight whereas during concert hours, the building becomes an inviting local signage which informs the city of a happening event.