The building hosts a logistics hall, archive room and office space. The logistics hall is used as a transfer space, where Red Cross merchandise is stored and then distributed all over the world. The archive room constitute the memory of the activities of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).

The project offers an interpretation of the values of neutrality and cooperation inherent to the organization.

The different functions of the building are registered in a simple, squared geometry, giving the whole volume a neutral shape. The skin of the building acts as a waterproof façade and is a constructive choice as well as a symbolic statement. It forms a bond between the neutrality and the actual activities of the ICRC: reminiscent of supply truck covers or the fabric of a refugee tent. The shade of white reinforces the concept of modesty and impartiality. The cover also offers thermal insulation properties, creating an air buffer between the interior and the exterior, feeding into the energy-conscious, sustainable development concepts of the organisation.

On the upper levels, the office spaces are juxtaposed with a hanging garden to guarantee a user-friendly atmosphere and pleasant working conditions. In the centre of the plan, an atrium ensures efficient communication, offering space for the fostering of team spirit demanded by the users of the building.