PDP’s mixed-use redevelopment of House of Fraser flagship approved

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Offices and restaurant planned at Oxford Street landmark

PDP London’s proposl to refurbish and extend the House of Fraser store on London’s Oxford Street has been given the green light.

The building was designed by the architect Louis Blanc and built between 1934 and 1937.

The retailer still trades from the site, running its operations from the basement through to the third floor.

 

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