The interior of Radio VLNA was created by reconstruction of the offices, operated inside the floor area of an original apartment from the 20s of the 20th century on Lešková street in Bratislava.
The goal was to design a contemporary and functional space in terms of visual, technical and operational aspects, and at the same time to use and make visible the given space of the urban apartment, the structure and preserved elements of the original house. This concept is reflected at the preserved constructions, such as concrete ceiling and conceded brick walls, on which the "tracks of time" are visible. They are showed in such a way, that they have a rough character to present all the interventions that have been made to them during the years of use. A reference to the past in the materials used is a solid wooden floor and terrazzo tiles - tiles used in the hygiene areas. A significant new element in the space is the acoustic glass partition, in the place of the original wall, which optically connects the broadcast studio with the so-called "beehive", which is the main common space for radio employees. The technical challenge was the solution and the execution of ventilation, recuperation and cooling.