The design of the church was based on the idea of ​​maximum preservation of existing trees in the area with minimal interference in the spatial structure of the area, as well as taking into account and stylization in the modern style of classical architectural solutions of ancient Orthodox churches. In addition, it was decided not to interrupt the existing pedestrian path with the church building, but to leave it as promising for development when creating a new attraction. Another important factor was the use of the existing terrain with a steep slope in the southern direction.
Therefore, the temple building is located in the southern part of the site in the place with the highest level of terrain, so as to gain easy access to the first level of the church without steps, directly from the existing path. This location also made it possible to open the basement to the south side with full windows.
The stylobate part plays the role of a kind of visual basis for the upper part. The church building is divided into two volumes: a stylized cross-shaped volume of the main nave with choirs and an altar and a stylized dome in the form of a partially cut hemisphere.