Sprecher’s “skyscraper”: flirt with virtual reality, consumerism and vision of a future
Minimalist facade, elongated horizontal windows, glazed risalits, flat roof, and seven stories — Sprecher’s “skyscraper” shocked city inhabitants in 1929. For some people, this building was a place of inspiration, while for others, it was a reason to complain. For example, a local journalist wrote in the newspaper “Nowiny Poranne” (“The Morning News”) that this large building spoiled the boulevard’s silhouette[1].
