Work has begun on redeveloping Guernsey's former prison.
St James Place - formerly Rue Marguerite - is being converted into offices (18,000 sq ft) with basement parking for 19 cars.
The building, next to the Royal Court, is expected to be finished by spring 2022.
Developer Comprop says the £10 million pounds investment will boost the local economy and demonstrates its confidence in Guernsey's future.
"This site is an ideal location for an office development of this nature, and we are in discussions with a number of potential tenants. We are very pleased with the design of the building and envisage that it will become a landmark office development once complete." - Steve Marie, Managing Director.
Comprop has appointed J.W. Rihoy & Son Ltd as the main contractor.
New Aurigny aircraft flies into Alderney
Guernsey's Victor Hugo Centre reaches fundraising milestone and unveils sculpture
Guernsey's police complaints process not 'in crisis'
Guernsey could be disgraced Andrew’s new home - Royal biographer
Guernsey Museums close for the season
First visit of an EU ambassador to Guernsey
Hotel guests help grow a greener Guernsey
Guernsey man seeks donations after 2,000-mile challenge
