How to change qmake output path in QT VS Tools

My project's MSVS settings produce the following file tree:

|- .vs
|- Build-x64 // output dir
   |- Debug  // $(Configuration)
      |- .inter // intermediate files
|- MyApp
   |- x64 // Qt output dir
   ...
   |- source files
-MyApp.sln

I want to output qt intermediate files inside Build-x64 folder like so:

|- .vs
|- Build-x64 // output dir
   |- Debug  // $(Configuration)
      |- .inter // intermediate files
         |- Qt  // Qt output dir
|- MyApp
   |- source files
-MyApp.sln

Solution

The Simons' link in comments may actually work, but I have found a better solution here. The solution there supposes to use VS' property manager. Here is an except for changing OutDir and IntDir:

In the VS menu, select "View > Property Manager".
In the Property Manager window, right-click on the project item and select "Add New Project Property Sheet".
In the "Add New Item" dialog, set the property sheet name (e.g. CustomDirs.props) and location (e.g. the project directory).
In the Property Manager window, expand the project item, and then expand each configuration sub-item; this will show the list of property sheets applied for each configuration, including the one just added.
Right-click the new property sheet and select "Properties"
In the "Property Pages" dialog for the new property sheet, you can now make any necessary change to project properties (e.g., set the value of "Output Directory" and "Intermediate Directory").
Press "OK" on the "Property Pages" dialog, then right-click on the property sheet and select "Save"
Adjust the order of evaluation of property sheets by selecting them in the Property Manager window and moving them up or down in the evaluation chain using the "↑" and "↓" buttons. The order of evaluation proceeds from bottom to top of the list of property sheets; so the first property sheet to be evaluated is "Core Windows Libraries", then "Application", then "Microsoft.Cpp.x64.user", etc. For example, to ensure that Qt/MSBuild definitions use the correct values of IntDir and/or OutDir, the customized property sheet must be placed below the "Qt" property sheet in the evaluation order. Right-click the project and select "Save"

The Qt's paths can be changed in the corresponding parts of settings in property manger. For example you can change Qt Meta-object Compiler -> moc -> OutputDir to $(IntDir)moc\.

However this method didn't work for one of my projects, that had been already imported using Qt VS tools. I needed to remove all project' files, setup dirs and only then readd all of the files again.