Describe the uncompleted residential flats project.

This unfinished building barely survived for 24 years and was not demolished. Later, it was criticized by the United Nations as a hotel construction project on the coast of agrigento, Sicily. Because this project affected the original ecology of Sicily, it was opposed by many people.

Sicily is a place with Mediterranean flavor. In 1980s, the charming Sicily attracted many tourists from all over the world. The commercial value of Sicily is getting higher and higher. Many developers have seized this opportunity and started to develop a large number of luxury houses and hotels, and Sicily has also entered a period of rapid development. Serious commercialization has aroused the dissatisfaction of environmentalists, especially the hotel buildings along the coast of agrigento, which caused a great sensation.

When developers get the right to develop, they start to take action. They plan to enclose public waters and build a high-class resort, and the main frame will be built soon. But things changed before they took further action. Their projects were reported and even summoned by the court. The court finally ruled that the project was illegal and let the developer dismantle it on its own. Developers don't want to see the projects that have already started, so they take circuitous tactics. On the one hand, they actively coordinate, on the other hand, they are still quietly starting work.

However, their small private actions cannot be concealed from the eyes of the masses. Tourists protested against the developers with the slogan of maintaining the original ecology and reported it many times. So back and forth for many years, this lawsuit has also become a breach of contract. Finally, the developer persisted for 24 years and the main framework was formed. Even so, the voice of resistance has always existed. Until later, this unfinished building project was criticized by the United Nations. It was not until 20 12 that the government forcibly demolished this unfinished building.