A small architectural form organising the public space of the holiday centre takes the shape of a pergola over the fire pit area. It was inspired by the yaranga, the traditional dwelling of the indigenous peoples of Chukotka. The structure can be partially or fully enclosed, protecting the space from wind and precipitation and making the area comfortable to use in a variety of weather conditions.

The silhouette of a whale tail became the basis for the forms of the complex's buildings. Its characteristic curved lines are interpreted in the roof shapes of the guest houses. This sculpted roofline creates an expressive architectural silhouette and provides a visual link between the holiday centre's graphic symbol and its spatial environment.

Like the guest houses, the main building uses shipping containers. The use of container modules emphasises the contemporary and rational character of the architectural solution and suits construction conditions in northern regions. At the same time, the composition of the building also includes motifs referring to the whale tail, uniting all the facilities of the complex in a single artistic concept.