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6a’s redevelopment of Grimshaw’s Grand Union House approved
Project is part of Sellar’s wider plans for Camden
6a Architects’ plans to refurbish and redevelop Nicholas Grimshaw’s Grand Union House in Camden have been approved.
Camden council unanimously resolved to grant consent to the project which will provide 70,000sq ft of office space near the Grand Union Canal.
The building is part of the wider 1980s campus designed by Grimshaw which included a branch of Sainsbury’s and terraced housing at Grand Union Walk, both of which were grade II listed in 2019 – the first supermarket to be protected in this way.
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