Key legal question
Whether the neighboring owners had standing to bring the constitutional complaint against the building permit
Extracted holding
They had no standing insofar as they relied only on general aesthetic and planning interests without showing a concrete impact on their own protected interests as neighbors.
Extracted reasoning
Under Art. 88 OG, neighbors may challenge a building permit only if they invoke rules protecting neighboring interests and show that they fall within the protected scope and are affected by the alleged unlawful effects. The complaint did not connect the aesthetic objections to any personal neighbor interest such as height or boundary distances.