Updated plan to turn Glasgow Buchanan Street units to flats

Planning permission is being sought to transform office and storage units, some of which are empty, on Buchanan Street into liveable spaces.

As the Glasgow Times reported in October 2021, permission was granted for a change of use.

Now, applicant Buchanan Properties is bidding to make changes to the building to facilitate the plans.

Inside the building (Image: Sourced)

From 101 to 107 Buchanan Street, there are retailers such as Kiehl's, Timpson, News Plus, Bier Halle and Mountain Warehouse.

Above them, the first-floor unit will become a two-bedroom flat, while on the second floor, two one-bedroom, one two-bedroom and one three-bedroom apartments are planned.

On the third floor, there will be a two-bedroom home.

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First floor plan (Image: Sourced)

Second-floor plan (Image: Sourced)

Third floor plan (Image: Sourced)

Glasgow City Council planning bosses are considering the application and a decision can be expected by Tuesday, January 16.

The last day for comments is Wednesday, December 20.