Britannia Warehouse
Britannia Warehouse
Gloucestershire Docks
Originally built in 1861, this warehouse was initially rented to the Bristol based corn merchants H Adams & Co (later R & H Adams Ltd). From the 1930s, the warehouse was no longer storing grain, and floors were rented to firms. In 1987, when furniture had been stored in the warehouse, the building was completely gutted by fire.
Britannia Warehouse was then demolished and rebuilt, using many of the original bricks, to provide offices which were first occupied in 1990 therefore meaning the building was no longer a listed building and development rights and planning permissions are significantly easier.
Total area of 25,874 sq ft
0.52 acres including surface car park
Completed residential conversion
A new residential chapter for a landmark building at Gloucester Docks, converting former office space into contemporary apartments.
- Finished kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms
- Dockside setting within the Gloucester Docks regeneration area
- Conversion of an existing building with a modern concrete frame
- Project started January 2022
