An eleven-story apartment building in the center of Wrocław, Poland, was built without a single crane, its floors were suspended on steel cables, and the apartments were equipped with heated floors as well as ceilings. In the 1960s, it seemed like a glimpse into the future of construction.
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An eleven-story apartment building in the center of Wrocław, Poland, was built without a single crane, its floors were suspended on steel cables, and the apartments were equipped with heated floors as well as ceilings. In the 1960s, it seemed like a glimpse into the future of construction.