You mean the inhabitants of Paris.
Most parisian are born in province or in foreign countries.
The idea that Paris have their familly living in the city for centuries is wrong.
People move in the city to work and generally left it after.
About these skyscrapers, most people don't care of it.
Older people are mostly against skyscrapers but younger people are more open to tall development.
Currently, Paris has three 1,000 foot projects approved for La Defense.
Can anyone speak about the reactions of natives in Paris? I am curious to hear how they are taking these changes to their skyline.
No there isn't tree 300 meters projects for La Défense but only two, Les Tours Hermitage Plaza. The other smaller is 295 meters (968 foot), La Tour Phare.
You mean the inhabitants of Paris.
Most parisian are born in province or in foreign countries.
The idea that Paris have their familly living in the city for centuries is wrong.
People move in the city to work and generally left it after.
About these skyscrapers, most people don't care of it.
Older people are mostly against skyscrapers but younger people are more open to tall development.
Personally, I believe this makes Paris lose some it's character.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Galik
No there isn't tree 300 meters projects for La Défense but only two, Les Tours Hermitage Plaza. The other smaller is 295 meters (968 foot), La Tour Phare.
No, there is three.
1. Hermitage Plaza 1 - 1060 ft
2. Hermitage Plaza 2 - 1060 ft
3. Tour Generali - 1010 ft
Prev
You mean the inhabitants of Paris.
Linear Mode
