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UNESCO Called for the Elimination of the Construction of New Skyscrapers Called for by Gazproma, Where They Saw a Threat to the Cultural Values of Petersburg, the New Gazette.

UNESCO published a report for the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee, to be held on 19 July, in which experts criticized plans to build the Lachta-2 and Lacht-3 skyscrapers, indicating that they could harm Petersburg's cultural values. Towers of 555 and 703 metres would damage the integrity of the Petersburg skyline and the Neva panorama and the Gulf of Finland, indicates UNESCO. Although the authorities reported that no permits had be…
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UNESCO published a report for the 48th session of the World Heritage Committee, to be held on 19 July, in which experts criticized plans to build the Lachta-2 and Lacht-3 skyscrapers, indicating that they could harm Petersburg's cultural values. Towers of 555 and 703 metres would damage the integrity of the Petersburg skyline and the Neva panorama and the Gulf of Finland, indicates UNESCO. Although the authorities reported that no permits had be…

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Новая газета - Novayagazeta.ru broke the news on Wednesday, July 15, 2026.
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