The current owners, Britel Fund Trustees, want to use permitted development rights to convert the office floors of No. 1 Croydon into 250 flats, maintaining the exterior.
The building's distinctive design allows for conversions, with floor plans centered around a core, ensuring ample light in the proposed new flats.
The Twentieth Century Society supports the conversion plans, stating that given the decline in office demand and the housing crisis, converting to residential use is a reasonable proposition.
This conversion marks a notable change; instead of two lifts, the flats will be served by four, enhancing accessibility and maintenance efficiency.
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