The developer won the project from a shortlist of six. Credit: Urban Splash

GALLERY | Urban Splash lodges Cole Brothers plans

The Brutalist former department store will have leisure, entertainment, and retail space on the lower and ground floors, with the upper floors converted into offices.

The grade two-listed 1963 building will also have a rooftop terrace if plans are passed, making it accessible to the public for the first time.

Urban Splash won the bid to transform the landmark and former home of John Lewis in 2021, and has worked with architect AHMM and CBRE on the scheme.

The full planning and listed building application was submitted to Sheffield City Council last week, and will expand the Heart of the City regeneration project.

The D&A statement notes the existing rooftop plant room will be converted into a restaurant or bar with external terrace, accessed directly from ground level via the main lift core.

The existing car park structure will be maintained but with the 400-plus current spaces reduced to less than 100, solely for the use of the building’s tenants.

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