The project of the Psychological Rehabilitation Center in Lviv comprises two buildings located on a single plot of land. They are situated amidst newly designed residential developments in Lviv. The facility consists of a three-story main building with a separate two-story sports area. The main building is composed of four parts, forming a cuboidal volume, with an attractive atrium located inside.

At the ground floor level, there is an entrance area with an open staircase. The restaurant area and services are situated around a covered courtyard. The upper levels house 1-, 2-, and 4-bed rooms, as well as doctors' offices and rooms for group therapy and individual therapy. Inside the atrium, there are extended communication areas for meetings. A separate building houses a sports hall with locker rooms on the ground level and grandstands on the upper floor.

The building was designed using a timber frame construction method, specifically the CLT (Cross-Laminated Timber) system. It is a three-story structure without a basement and features a flat roof. In the center of the building, an atrium covered by a glass roof, supported by wooden beams, has been incorporated. Part of the communication system is supported by glulam poles. The foundation takes the form of a reinforced concrete box.