It's back to the drawing board for the investor RT Torax, whose project Ostrava Tower raised eyebrows and the hopes of skyscraper fans across the country. RT’s spokesman Jindřich Vaněk says the company still wants to build a highrise, but may have to reduce its ambitions from 230 meters to something over 100 meters. Negotiations with the city had been based on a study by the Chybik+Krištof studio. What appears to be taking shape is the holding of an international architectural competition in May for a 2-tower structure. The official reason . . .
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