The site at 301 St Vincent Street was formerly the premises for Britoil with proposals now put forward to turn the location into a 'best-in-class office space'.
Plans have been unveiled to transform a 'landmark' building in Glasgow city centre into a new office development.
Documents contained within the planning application read: "The redevelopment of 301 St Vincent Street recognises the opportunity to redefine an existing landmark building and to breathe new life into a key location to the western side of Glasgow’s city centre.READ MORE: Gang raided Bishopbriggs home of money and jewellery before fleeing scene
"The nature of the intervention will be underpinned by Environmental, Social and Governance factors and driven by sustainable initiatives that seek to create an exemplar energy efficient retrofit building."
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