Chinese city downsizes for Unesco
The top floors of several high-rises in the Chinese city of Hangzhou are
to be lopped off to help the city's bid for world heritage status,
officials say.
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Two exclusive hotels, a TV tower and a number of other buildings around the beautiful West Lake area will all be made shorter, the developer said.
The 40m yuan ($5.8m) project is to help the city become a Unesco World Heritage site, Chinese media reports.
But one of the hotels named said it was unaware of the plans.