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Glossop Road, SHEFFIELD, S10 2HL

Neat late-Georgian villa, built c1835 by William Flockton, who liked it so much he bought it and moved in c1845. Note the incised ornament on the angle pilasters. Grade II listed. Now offices, occupied at the time by BMA Services, the latter of a financial nature.

Studio 300 - apartment building.

With the Graves Hall building (c.1936) nearing the end of its working life as a recreational facility for students, primarily because of lack of capacity, a new building was constructed in 1960-61 adjacent to the Graves Hall and linked to it. This remains the basis of the current Union building. A further expansion of the building took place in 1978 and various refurbishments thereafter, until 1993–6, when extensive reconstruction and extension work took place, creating a substantially new building by Mott Architecture. In addition to the Union building, the Union shared facilities with the University in adjacent buildings; i.e. University House and the Octagon (venue) Centre. A major development project was completed in 2013, integrating University House into the Union building and providing the enclosed bridge to the Octagon Centre seen on the left. West Street and the city centre can be reached on foot - to the right - within 2-4 minutes.

Looking north east on the B6547.