The blazon of the municipal coat of arms "of yellow with sloping red latticework" forms the basic idea of the design. Its transformation into a three-dimensional structure was intended to create a unique place for the community. But before the new culture hall could be built, the former gymnasium had to give way. Only its basement remained standing and now forms the foundation for the wooden building, which offers space for art, culture and community events. The use of wood as structural, finishing and cladding material, the visible roof construction and the striking barrel roof made of copper are the special features of the building. 

To solve the roof structure, two pioneering inventions of timber construction from the last century had to be combined: The Zollinger roof and the Hetzer arched truss. The production and assembly processes were optimised and implemented using CNC technology. The diamond pattern that results from this construction method reflects the design of the village coat of arms and thus acts as an identity-forming symbol for the population. From the oak parquet floor to the wall panels made of silver fir to the curved ceiling panels made of three-layer panels, the large hall is made of wood. On the outside, the house is covered with a copper layer and encased in dark wood cladding.