The space designed within the architectural study SPOT is situated in the Dual Academy in Bratislava. The aim of the space revitalization was to create a multifunctional room for everyday use by students and employees of the institution, as well as the public on the occasions of organized social events. The intention was to make use of the extra height of the space by creating a two-level interior. The interior, which is divided into 3 main zones, is variable - the space can be adapted to different types of activities. At the same time, it provides the background for different types of activities to take place simultaneously without interacting with each other and disturbing the comfort of users. A wall can divide the space into two independently functioning units with separate entrances. The intention of the design was to divide the space into several zones with different functions, but architecturally the interior forms a single unit. All its parts are interconnected by a steel structure that lines the perimeter of the room and maintains the same composition on both sides of the space. The interior works with a combination of metal, wood, and concrete with the intention to evoke the modern character of the interior but also highlight the industrial character of the building. The strategy to create a unique character of the space was to insert some distinctive elements that do not disrupt the design concept but leave a strong impression on the visitor. Inspiration for the choice of colours came from the renovated areas of the Dual Academy, as well as the logo of the institution itself. Part of the interior design solution is the design of multifunctional furniture that supports the variability of the space. The added value is its compatibility with the interior and auditorium seating. The first two rows are made up of atypical furniture, while the next three rows are made up of a structure that also serves as the ceiling of the storage space under the auditorium.