The street entrance leads to an imposing 180-m-long red wall. Visitors then pass through a glass wall to reach a classic hall—geometric, restrained and rounded, yet also ultramodern—which leads to the other spaces. The three structures that form the building were built around this shared central space, conceived as a plaza. The first structure houses the Professional Conservatory of Music and a chamber music concert hall; the second, a 2080-seat auditorium and a symphony orchestra hall; and the third, classrooms and rehearsal spaces used by the Higher School of Dramatic Arts and the Professional Dance School, as well as a 600-seat experimental theatre.