Bruntwood has secured planning permission for the redevelopment of the Grade II-listed Exchange Court building in Liverpool city centre.
The redeveloped building, which is located within the Castle Street Conservation Area, will offer 12,500 sq ft of new and premium refurbished workspace and a purpose-built hospitality venue across three floors.
Renovation works will begin towards the end of this month with completion due by autumn 2024. Bruntwood will retain the Grade II-listed design of Exchange Court and utilise a circular economy approach throughout the transformation of the building using recycled furniture and materials.
Andrew Butterworth, commercial director at Bruntwood, said: “Having received planning approval, we are now one step closer to realising our vision for Exchange Court. Harnessing the building’s heritage and history has been a key focus in creating a fit for future workspace where people can come together and flourish. We’re dedicated to delivering inspirational, flexible workspaces for customers of all sizes, from SMEs to large businesses, that are focused on creating a perfect blend between work and wellbeing.
“Understanding the value of collaborating through connected communities is crucial to keeping our cities open for business and leisure. We champion this spirit of togetherness and are excited to see Exchange Court contribute to Liverpool’s thriving ecosystem.”
