Many people in Poland appreciate its architecture, but nobody likes this building. Some barely tolerate it, but hatred is not a good word to describe this feeling. Pure hate also happens, but much less often than just a kind of reluctance. The building itself is generally cool, much prettier than its Moscow counterparts, and after adding the clock in the late 1990s, it gained a lot, changed in relation to what it was before. Generally, research, conducted from time to time, show that most Poles and Warsaw residents are in favor of leaving it as an element of our history (fortunately, this is not a monumental nasty, like this type of buildings in Russia, and the clock made it very useful and less "communist", rather resembles old New York skyscrapers) and the minority wants to destroy it. It was calculated that the cost of destroying this palace is over $ 1 billion.
