BDP relocates Glasgow office to Grosvenor Building

The move, sees BDP occupy the entire 8,584 sq ft second floor of the building, originally designed in 1859 by renowned Glasgow architect Alexander ‘Greek’ Thomson.

The 1859 design by Alexander Thomson was originally conceived as a warehouse with retail space. Later additions on the upper levels by J H Craigie turned the building into an office reflecting the growing demand for its prominent location. It is surrounded by architectural inspiration with a Charles Rennie Mackintosh building to the rear as well as close neighbours the Grand Central Hotel and the Ca’D’Oro.

BDP is now working with landlord UBS to enhance the interior by exposing the structural soffit and undertaking a biophilic inspired fit-out flooded with natural light from all sides.

MC2 and JLL acted for the Landlord, with Ryden acting for BDP.