A HISTORIC former TSB bank in Aberdeen City Centre could soon be transformed into student flats overlooking Union Terrace Gardens.
Dunbar-based student flat operator Bauhaus – run by businessman Simon Flame – is seeking permission to convert the grand building on 17-19 Union Terrace into 28 apartments.
The former TSB, on the corner of Diamond Place and Union Terrace, has a banking hall at ground floor level, upper floor offices and a basement.
A 40-seater cinema would be created in the basement, along with a gym and laundry.
There would be a reception, large “social space” and music room on the ground floor along with four rooms.
A “silent library” would be created on the first floor, along with two more bedrooms.
The rest of the rooms would be spread across the second, third and fourth floors.
