The iconic Grade II listed site has sat mostly empty since 2007
A “department store of experiences” could be created as fresh plans have been lodged for one of Liverpool’s most iconic locations.
Proposals have been submitted by developer Augur to Liverpool Council to repurpose the vacant areas of the site into a mixed-use development including food, drink and leisure facilities.Currently, Lewis’s is part occupied by a gym, offices and the Adagio Aparthotel across a number of floors.
Among the changes proposed for Lewis’s would be facilitating the use of the main corner entrance - known as the Dickie Lewis entrance - once more. The planning statement said: “The proposals are an important step in the reoccupation of the Grade II listed Lewis’s Building.
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