The oldest of them dates back to the 70s, when it housed the headquarters of the Cultural Foundation of the Federal District.

In the 80s, the Cultural Center faced difficult times, but the local community gave support in its reactivation.

The building was renovated based on a project signed by Antonio Eustáquio, subsidized by the Mokiti Okada Foundation.

Simultaneously, it received its current name, a tribute to the singer Renato Russo (1960-1996), the former member of the musical group Legião Urbana, nationally known in Brazil.

The list of problems is substantial: cracks, exposed wires, damaged doors, and lack of accessibility, as well as serious inadequacies in hydraulic, electrical and structural parts of the building.