The starting point for the urban concept of the facility is the program requirement for the capacity of the hotel rooms of the planned future hotel. Namely, the task required the realization of the capacity of 400-500 rooms, with the height limit of the future object of G + 7, which gives the number of rooms per floor should be from 70 to 80. Furthermore, taking the standard constructive raster pillars at a distance of 8 x 8 m, the block of two hotel rooms that can fit in this raster and a staircase we reach the dimensions of the hotel tract of about 80m. Having in mind the fire protection requirements that the staircase for evacuation of guests must be at a maximum of 30m in distance, it is assumed that for this dimension of the tract with these number of hotel rooms there are four staircase verticals.

By analyzing the sunshine of the site, the volumetry and position of one tract is in the direction of south-north which imposes the other to go east-west. Such an urban setting of the building brings objects in the immediate environment (especially in its hinterland) that allows constant overshadowing because it is a facility of about 30 m. Correction of volume in the south-east direction of the last three floors leads to a significant improvement in terms of shading and the view of surrounding buildings. The constructive frame is in the geometry and interpretation of the basic raster of 8x8m. Due to the envisaged large ranges, the building structure is treated as a steel coupled construction with RC cores and walls. For the purpose of bridging extreme ranges on the part of the building from the second to the fifth floor, the structure was examined uniquely on all three floors due to the needs of static and constructive heights (box effect).