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Stiff & Trevillion lodges plans for City’s latest office-to-hotel conversion
Scheme would add four storeys to ‘undesirable’ 1990s building
The City of London is weighing up another office-to-hotel conversion as developers in the Square Mile increasingly turn to hospitality to repurpose outdated commercial buildings.
Stiff & Trevillion has submitted an application for the partial demolition and extension of the six-storey building at 21 Whitefriars Street for developer Atticus Properties.
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