The task of the project was to design a functional concept for the area of the former missile base on Devínská Kobyla. The proposed concept works with the vision of an educational museum complex, which also includes an archive with an educational centre and a refreshment zone with a bistro. This museum complex thematically treats the period after the Second World War within Slovakia. More specifically, it is devoted to the years 1945-1993, which belonged to the socialist regime, but also to the establishment of the Slovak Republic itself, which celebrates its 30th anniversary this year.

A more detailed interior design is proposed in the last part of the museum exhibition, which is devoted to the years 1977-1993. A three-arched bunker was chosen for this function. Within the building there are several exhibition halls dedicated to Charter 77, the Candlemas Rally, the Velvet Revolution, the collapse of Czechoslovakia, and the very beginnings of the independent Slovak Republic and the new democratic regime. In the two exhibition halls, an arch system has been designed, which supports the atmosphere of the exhibition with its design. Thanks to the perforations in the vaulted system, the visitor can see the external as well as the internal exposition. In the white vaulted system, these perforations also serve as additional transitions between exhibitions, presenting multiple possibilities for traversing the exhibition. In the central part of the exhibition there is a catwalk with models of people symbolizing the march of November 1989, which the visitor can join and thus symbolically become part of this event. In the exhibition halls there are also various symbolic references: a digital screen glowing red refers to the socialist regime with which people were not identified due to restrictions and therefore demanded change, a luminous ceiling referring to the march of people with candles protecting the candle flame. These references engage museum visitors in different ways, making the exhibition more appealing to younger generations.