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- Entry is through a hole in the fence off Owsiana street, or by climbing the wall/fence, depending on the period.
- The fence hole has sometimes been welded shut with thick wire, forcing entry via the wall on the other side.
- Getting inside requires climbing through a wall gap or a first-floor window, ground-floor entrances are bricked up or blocked.
- The walkway between the two buildings has collapsed, crossing its upper part is risky.
- One recent report mentions an ordinary door as an easy way into the larger building.
- Cameras at the fence and on the roof are mostly broken, disconnected, or turned away.
- Guards and alarms are usually not encountered, though isolated reports mention an alarm and a police call.
- Neighbours sometimes call the police or municipal guard, and patrols occasionally pass nearby.
- The site is quite visible from a busy street, making it easy to be spotted.
- The building is heavily devastated, with most fittings stolen or destroyed.
- The walkway connecting the two buildings has collapsed and has no floor left.
- Upper floors are covered in trash and clothing, showing signs of homeless occupants.
- Structural condition keeps worsening, with holes in the roof and fall risks.
- The place still has atmosphere despite the damage, but there is less and less to see inside.
- Some visitors feel there is nothing interesting left to explore.
- The roof of the smaller building can be reached through an attic window.
- A good spot for beginners due to easy access.
- Evening or night visits are recommended since people are around during the day.
- A mask is advised for the basement and ground floor due to possible air toxicity.
- Groups of teenagers or homeless individuals are sometimes present on site.
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