The construction was conceived as an office space first for high-tech and research-intensive industries. The research and production (R&D) cluster occupy an area of 6.7 hectares in the former silk factory. Today, it is a 5-storey building with a total area of about 13,800 square metres. "Krunit" is one of the first complexes designed specifically for the scientific and production activities of companies from the energy and medical fields. The main difference between "Krunit" and other office buildings is its dual functionality - office and production premises are located on separate independent floors.

As the complex is located in the vicinity of residential buildings, it was important to harmoniously blend in with the surrounding environment without interfering with the tranquil mood of the area. The main material chosen for the façades is clinker-facing brick. The very shape of the building is dictated by the site - the rounded volume inscribed in a long rectangular area is reminiscent of a motorboat.

As the "Krunit" is located in an existing housing estate, the project team has taken special care to preserve the existing landscape and trees. There is a river running along the edge of the development area, and the construction site became periodically flooded. In order to prevent the area from flooding during operation, the task of dewatering and draining the surface water had to be solved.