BAM
Properties has lodged a planning application to transform 110 Queen Street, the
1960s office block in the heart of the city centre.
It plans to demolish the existing building, creating a new £26m
office and retail development, in a prominent position on the
corner of Queen and Ingram Streets.
Designed by Cooper Cromar, the building will have a sleek,
contemporary, curved glass façade and will be one of the most
significant new build offices developed in the city centre in more
than a decade.
It will offer state-of-the-art office space on eight floors,
covering 143,000 sq ft. Tenants will be able to enjoy panoramic
views over the city centre from the impressive roof terraces,
accessible from the top floor.
The ground and mezzanine levels will feature 23,000 sq ft of
retail/leisure units accessed from Ingram Street.
Michael Smart, Development Director, (Scotland and North of
England), BAM Properties, said: 'We have a golden opportunity to
create something very unique and special in one of the best
locations in Glasgow - a building which will not only look
fantastic and be highly sustainable but will also provide an
inspirational working and retail environment."