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Well-known British architects have launched a lawsuit in one of the largest developments in London, the owner of a skyscraper developed by Foster + partners, 36-storey tower.
Kuwait’s Sovereign Wealth Foundation released to the Willis building in the center of the financial region of London brings a claim against the nearest development plans of Fençurch Street by AXA investment managers.
The Supreme Court is the last debate arising from a project framework in the area that changed the city’s skyline.
Willis building, the headquarters of the insurance broker Watson Watson, was a surprising supplement when completed in 2008. Foster + Partners, built by Lord Norman Foster, are like a crustacean cruster for a “stepped” design.
But since then, it has been arrested by a number of a larger building. After that, the developments include “Cheergater” on 122 Liderenhall Avenue, 20 Fençurch Street and 22 knives in Walkie-Talkie in Hulkinggate.
The court case continues in the long speed of Kuwaiti state of Kuwait, 50 to the state of the AXA, 50 to Fençurch Street by a special purpose managed by IM.
The bidder, whether the plaintiff is notified in November, but not previously notified, ensuring that the planning permit is already in development, despite the fact that the light intervenes.
The legitimate claim states that the development will enjoy the light of the Willis building for the “will be significantly interfering and concerned about the usual enjoyment of the building of the Willis building.”
The plaintiff is looking for an order to prevent the development of development in a way that violates these rights. Alternatively, demanded unexplained damage.
A defense has not been sued for the lawsuit.
50 And a spokesman for Fençurch Street: “We believe that these allegations are not a policy that we do not comment on any potential or trial of these claims and so we do not want to say.”
Kuwait Investment Organization did not respond to a request for comment, and lawyers in London refused to comment in London.
50 Fençurch street development is to provide a new bag salon, both a new bag room for a city buteth group, which occupies about 62,000 square squares, agile office area, as well as in 1528.
Plans include a restaurant on the 10th floor with public closed and open gardens and ideas within the city.
Includes a number of other recent disputes over the developments in the region To destroy the former museum of London show the way for new offices.
