After nearly a year of preparatory work, a preliminarily equipped vehicle chassis was delivered for production at Nyquista. The first step was to create multilayer acoustic insulation for all rooms, technical installations, and to install acoustic doors. The studios  were equipped with floating floors as well as vibration isolation materials designed to isolate the control rooms from the vehicle's supporting structure.

Next, the substructures for elements mounted directly to the walls were prepared, such as furniture brackets, cable routes, speaker mounts, and televisions. The next stage was to perform acoustic adaptation of the control rooms. Most technical installations and cabling were routed above the ceiling. There, the largest membrane absorbers, perforated elements, and bass traps were successfully hidden. The ceiling itself was finished with EcoCeiling panels with integrated lighting. Vertical EcoBaffle blades were installed under the ceiling in the main control room. The walls were covered with sound-absorbing material and finished with EcoTiles
and WoodenTiles.

The next stage involved the installation of furniture. All studio desks, AV equipment cabinets, as well as the kitchen area with seating, were produced by Nyquista. To ensure greater comfort while working, studio furniture was insulated using vibration isolation materials.