The dominant mass of the ensemble is the multifunctional hall of lighter proportions, surrounded by and “sunk” in the plaza. The metallic aluminum cladding arrives to the top of the structure in a curved, unbroken form. The glazed main entrance plays a prominent compositional role in the streamlined mass, and the side entrances are withdrawn deep into splits of special shapes. The hall can be approached via bridges from the surrounding square, which is raised about six meters above street level. Enriched with water surfaces and green islands, the park provides a worthy (though slightly bleak overall) environment and access to the hall, at the same time elevates it away from the busy traffic hub. There is a car park under the ground floor, where supplier and service traffic also take place. The new bus station established along Hungária körút is also an integral part of the complex. The surface of the square is permeated by smaller and larger structures reminiscent of sharp crystals, serving for catering, exhibition, commercial and transport purposes. From the underground car parks, elevators and stairs lead to the plaza through these crystals. The Sports Arena is harmonious both in its exterior and interior appearance, and together with its surroundings it represents one of the best public buildings of its time.