Through an emphasized form, noticeable from the street, but also from the entrance side, the previous space has undergone an intervention precisely respecting such disposition – i.e. visual accessibility. Through inversion procedure, by positioning the exhibits not on the facade plane – the window, but towards the shop interior, better visibility, but also “necessity” for entering into space, has been enabled. The designed steel gallery has enabled enlargement of the exhibition area, but through the emphasized structural geometry of the space, it also dictates the prevailing aesthetic determinant. Finally, as a vertical link of various levels, arched cantilever stairs have been designed, to which, in addition to functional dimension, the role of an „access“ in the main window space has been given.