The facade uses both neo-classical and local traditional motifs; and example of the latter is the attic storey in a style often found in renaissance buildings of Eastern Slovakia. The interior, largely constructed in concrete, is in the modernist with a domed central hall and a women's gallery with a metal mechitzah.
The facade combines neoclassical and local traditional elements; an example of the latter is the attic storey in a style commonly found in Renaissance buildings of Eastern Slovakia. The interior, largely constructed from concrete, exhibits modernist features including a domed central hall and a women's gallery with a metal mechitzah.