Construction firm BAM is to carry out refurbishment work at the Fish and Coal buildings in London.
The 150-year-old buildings are to be converted into a Jamie Oliver Group pub, restaurant and creative centre.
The contractor will convert the buildings into modern offices, studios and dining spaces under the deal with developer the King's Cross Central Partnership, led by Argent.
Jamie Oliver Group will open a restaurant within the brick arches on the canal-level floor, and on the ground floor. It will also open a pub in the Western end of the building, with a roof conservatory and an outdoor roof terrace, and base staff in offices and studios on the upper floors.
BAM has begun work on-site, with completion scheduled for spring 2016.
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