The riding hall blends into the sloping terrain south of the former monastery complex. The building’s shape is derived from the hillside location: it features a mono-pitched roof that follows the slope, with a counter-pitch and skylight strip. The counter-pitch reduces the visible roof area, minimising the overall visual impact of the building and allowing it to harmoniously integrate into the slope. The north façade features large glass areas, providing views into the hall and from inside, offering a glimpse of the historical monastery complex.
