Well, to be honest, the building itself only looks like an additional extension, and everything inside looks very formal. Narrow, low - not very suitable for people. But it just shows the level of attitude towards journalists, it seems.
Repairs are required inside. There are no parking spaces in the courtyard for renters, but it is crowded with all sorts of cars of deputies, apshnikov, gbshnikov
It's not a convenient entrance, you need to go around the building. Go through the arch, where in winter, with a strong wind, it blows off your feet and it's cold. There are many offices in the building, repairs are inexpensive. There is a guard at the entrance. There is a passenger elevator and stairs. Next to the dining room, it doesn't look neat, but the food there is not bad. The toilet is in working condition, but repairs need to be refreshed, there is often a smell of sewage. All windows look at the neighboring building, there are CCTV cameras everywhere, and a patrol is working.