The mural covers the entire wall of the gate to the yard at Gdańska, opposite the fire station. 
 
One part of it is the plan of the area, the northern part of Ołbin, whose center is the Westerplatte Family Allotment Gardens, which the inhabitants call the green heart of Ołbin. 
 
The second part of the painting has a historical and educational character. One of the elements is the diagram of the historic fire engine. Fire brigade buildings complex at ul. Gdańska was established at the beginning of the 20th century according to the design of Richard Plüddemann. 
 
The next element is the body of the church at ul. Bujwida. It has been the seat of the "Wawrzyna" Academic Pastoral for several decades, headed by the charismatic priest. Stanisław Orzechowski. 
 
The mural also presents the Alzheimer's villa at ul. Bujwida. Alois Alzheimer was a doctor and psychiatrist who first described a dementia disease later named after him. He died in 1915 in Wrocław. 
 
At the gate at ul. Gdanska The building of the former Heimann Foundation plant is also painted. An impressive building erected in the 1880s (today ul. Gdańska 2) served as a care home for poor residents of Wrocław. After the Second World War, mental health clinic.