The Rhythmic Gymnastics Palace is part of the architectural and park ensemble of the Luzhniki Olympic Complex. The external appearance of the building, reminiscent of the swing of a gymnastic ribbon, conveys the associative connection of the building's form with its function.

The palace is intended for holding competitions in rhythmic gymnastics at various levels, up to the European and World Championships, as well as for other sports, training, recreational and cultural events.

In addition to sports facilities, it includes premises for media representatives, a temporary accommodation block for athletes, a medical recovery center, a SPA zone, doping control rooms, as well as other auxiliary and service areas necessary for the functioning of the Palace.

The Rhythmic Gymnastics Palace can accommodate up to 250 athletes and 4,000 spectators in the competition mode and up to 2,500 visitors during cultural events.

On the ground floor of the building there are three training halls (each with three carpets), changing rooms for athletes, coaching and judging rooms, saunas, a dining room and a buffet.

On the second floor there is a lobby with a buffet, a multimedia museum, two choreographic halls, a gym and a medical and rehabilitation hall.

The third floor houses the press center, commentator rooms, press bar and workshops.

On the fourth floor there are boxes for VIP guests for 80 people.

Also in the remote part of the building, from the 1st to the 5th floors, there is a hotel for athletes, designed for 113 people. Each of its floors has its own color scheme.

In 2020, the Irina Viner-Usmanova Rhythmic Gymnastics Palace in Luzhniki won the prestigious award in the field of development and architecture MIPIM Awards 2020 in the category "Best sports and cultural facility".

The project is the winner of the 2016 BIM technology competition.