The History of Fort Heritage Building
The building is a Grade IIA heritage structure designed by the architectural firm Chambers & Fritchley in 1913. It was originally built for the British Bank of the Middle East and was one of 37 banks in the precinct, which came to be known as the Bank District. The building became the head office of HSBC in 1959, which owned and operated out of this building for more than 70 years.
In 2021, ICPL acquired and renamed this building as Fort Heritage, with an intent to preserve and restore its architectural integrity and further repurpose it for leasing.
British Bank of the Middle East
Mercantile Bank
ICP | Fort Heritage
HSBC Building
British Bank of the Middle East
Mercantile Bank
HSBC Building
ICP | Fort Heritage
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Indian City Properties (ICP) is a boutique developer of premium commercial real estate in central business districts across metro cities in India. Our landmark assets spread across the key commercial markets of India define the cityscapes of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore, and Hyderabad.
Since its inception in 1939, Indian City Properties has consistently believed in synthesizing innovative design and sustainable