Our House for Film and Media has a simple, nearly cube-shaped structure. Its sculptural expression comes alive through a dynamic building shell made of recycled glass ceramic modules with integrated LED lamps. On the northwest side, the facade transforms into a screen, sending out text messages into the urban space, displaying interactive art, or simply presenting a play of color and light. The planted east facade offers a green contrast. The extensively glazed ground floor facade allows intriguing glimpses into the museum’s interior. A central open staircase provides vertical access through the building. The exhibition rooms and two movie theaters are located on the first two floors, while the third and fourth floors house workshop rooms and studios. The rooftop garden is an integral part of the museum, designed as a miniature landscape with a green hill and open-air cinema. Between the facades, a striking yellow staircase creates a memorable experience as visitors make their way down. Our concept also includes an integrative design for the public forecourt. The green hill is repeated here, creating a unique urban space with a green amphitheater, a water fountain, and 28 newly planted trees.