Google submits modified plans for £1bn King’s Cross HQ
Google has submitted modified plans for its new £1bn headquarters at King’s Cross, N1.
Plans for the building, which will accommodate 4,500 staff, include a gym, swimming pool, covered multi-use games area, events centre and “trim track” on the roof.
The reserved matters application submitted by the King’s Cross Central General Partner and Google UK to Camden Council aims to modify the existing planning permission granted in 2006. The modified plans raise the building to 11 storeys and boost its total floorspace to 870,000 sq ft.
Google has submitted modified plans for its new £1bn headquarters at King’s Cross, N1.
Plans for the building, which will accommodate 4,500 staff, include a gym, swimming pool, covered multi-use games area, events centre and “trim track” on the roof.
The reserved matters application submitted by the King’s Cross Central General Partner and Google UK to Camden Council aims to modify the existing planning permission granted in 2006. The modified plans raise the building to 11 storeys and boost its total floorspace to 870,000 sq ft.
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The site was part of Argent’s King’s Cross regeneration until Google bought it in 2013 and appointed architects AHMM to draw up designs. These were later rejected by Google, however, and the tech giant subsequently appointed Thomas Heatherwick to submit an alternative.
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