The Energetik Palace of Culture, a clever play on words signifying both liveliness and a functional power plant, served as a versatile hub comprising a theater, cinema, library, swimming pool, boxing ring, halls, meeting rooms, a basement polygon, and a gym. This entire structure holds significant historical value, offering a poignant testament to Pripyat's vibrant past, brimming with amenities, distinguishing it from many cities between 1970 and 1986. The subtle shifts in color palettes over time have left a striking impression on the structure's paintings and pavement. One can almost sense the lingering presence of individuals who once trained here, perhaps in preparation for the Olympic Games.