Towards the main entrance, Nyland Allé, the quarter offers a generous openness to the terraced interior. A sober approach was deliberately expressed here because of the planned spectacular cultural buildings at Bjørvika. In contrast to the building's austere, urban exterior, the interior is designed around a rich, monumental, conical central space, which connects office spaces with galleries and walkways. The south-facing, free-standing building body is highlighted as a pavilion building raised on high columns, so that the courtyard can be aired out at the top and bottom towards Nyland Allé. Metal, glass and warm travertine form a friendly greeting to the old Oslo Central Station and the neighboring buildings to the west.