Height Restrictions May Be Lifted In Paris
29 December 2007 - 7:00am
This report from NPR looks at plans in Paris that could lift building height restrictions and dramatically alter the city's skyline.
"One of the things distinguishing Paris is its skyline. Except for the Eiffel Tower and one 59 storey office building, there are few buildings taller than 12 stories. But that could be about to change. The mayor of Paris says he wants to remove the city's height restriction, and start building up again. Residents say it will disfigure the city."
Full Story:
Paris May Change Look with New Skyline
Source:
NPR, December 27, 2007
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