Spain was on it’s way. They had a 47-foot skyscraper being built which would include homes for the likes of the wealthy from both Spain and abroad. With it’s initial blueprint, it was titled “an unquestionable standard for the future.” However, it was revealed that the initial funds to develop the luxury estate were from “bad banks” now defunct, but despite the slight hurdle, in haste, they were still able to build. Check out what was left out after the jump.
In a rush, they’ve completed 94 percent of the property, with 35 percent of the apartments already sold. But they left out something crucial: Elevators! One financial backer of the project, Caixa Galicia, stopped paying workers for four months around the time it realized that a service elevator hadn’t been installed for the 41 workers who had been hauling materials up 23 flights of stairs. Not only that, but the blueprint had no plans of an elevator at all. So much for the futuristic thinking. Slow and steady wins the race.
*Pics Above in the GALLERY*
