New York judge orders developer to cut floors from residential tower

A Manhattan developer must lop off floors from its Upper West Side construction project, a New York Supreme Court judge has ruled

A Manhattan developer must lop off floors from its Upper West Side construction project, a New York Supreme Court judge ruled Thursday.

The 55-story building would have towered over a busy residential and commercial neighborhood close to Lincoln Center and Central Park. The building currently under construction stands at 668 feet and 51 stories, according to the Municipal Art Society, one of the plaintiffs in the case."If you have to take down part of the building, that's a big deal, particularly one that's newly constructed.

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