The retailer has commissioned an architecture company to redevelop the 45,000 sq ft building on the corner of Oxford Street and Duke Street in London’s West End, with future plans to turn the site into a mixed retail and co-working space.

The site will feature four new retail units fronting both streets, with the remaining upper floors being converted into offices, which Selfridges said it would rent to a provider “in order to continue to cultivate a young, creative community in the area”.

Selfridges said the planned redevelopment would build “on the success of the prior transformation” of its Duke Street property, which included a new entrance for the department store and its “experimental” retail space the Corner Shop.