Lowestoft Town Hall - Refurbishment and Construction of Extensions
What the buyer wrote
The Grade II Lowestoft Town Hall was built during the late Victorian period and has been vacant since 2015. It is a prominent landmark on Lowestoft's historic High Street. Now owned by Lowestoft Town Council, grant funding from the Heritage Fund, Towns Fund and East Suffolk Council is supporting a project to restore and extend it. The restored Town Hall will be transformed into a multifunctional community building - 1,900sqm over two floors - bringing significant footfall to this deprived area. Lowestoft Town Council and the Registrars will become 'anchor' tenants; the remainder of the building will include a heritage gallery, a café, art gallery, coworking space, meeting rooms and events sp…
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- What the buyer calls it
- Lowestoft Town Hall - Refurbishment and Construction of Extensions
- How they are buying
- Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
- Type
- works
- Where
- in the East of England
Who the buyer named
Shona Bendix was the named contact on this notice.