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Emin Iskenderov, CEO of Hermitage

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Russian property developer Emin Iskenderov tells Raphael Kahane about his ambitious next project in Paris. He plans to build Hermitage twin towers in the business area of La Défense in Paris.

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I would prefer

by Anonyme - 16/01/2011 - 03:03

I would prefer a woman breast-like building !! French loves women above all !!!

Bizarre

by Anonyme - 15/01/2011 - 23:48

Il y avait une erreur de reportage sur la version française alors j'ai zappé sur la partie en anglais. Cela me fait vraiment bizarre deux tours jumelles à Paris au vue du symbole New Yorkais. J'aurais preferé deux tours qui s'entrelacent d'un architecte américain avec une miniature aux Etats-Unis !!

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