Fit a whole city into one block

Walk to Morava Palace and pretend your day has become indecisive. Do you want a shop, an office, an apartment, a café, live music or a film? In the late 1920s this complex began collecting those possibilities inside one urban block. Ernst Wiesner shaped the newer wing along the curve of Benešova Street, while a break in the mass helped daylight reach the upper homes. The glazed lower levels welcomed public uses; deeper inside were a music hall and a cinema. Look at the building as a social feed before phones: different lives stacked close enough to notice one another. Your challenge is to identify where the public city ends and the private city begins.