Trio of completions provide dozens more apartments in city
An architect studio is celebrating the completion of three prominent buildings in York’s historic Bootham area that have all recently finished.
Vincent & Brown has worked on Bootham House, Bootham Row and The Quadrant, which all completed this year, delivering 37 new homes in this historic part of York.
The Quadrant is a mixed-use development that includes a commercial unit and eight apartments. It also includes public realm landscaping that has enhanced the local environment.
Bootham House was a conversion of the former Savills office – a red brick Georgian building – into 12 apartments, a mews house and a cottage.
Bootham Row Apartments replaced the former Colin Hicks Garage, just off Bootham Row and the site has now been transformed into 16 new apartments.
Lee Vincent, from Vincent & Brown, said: “As a proud York-based architects’ studio, seeing these projects go from concept to completion is very exciting.
“Bootham is a magnificent part of the city and is a fine example of Georgian architecture. Through the conversions and new build, we have tried to complement the grand architecture with a modern twist, through innovative and sensitive designs.”
Vincent & Brown works on a wide range of residential, commercial and mixed-use developments throughout the UK through its team of 18 people.
The studio is currently working on a number of developments in the city including 20 luxury apartments for the over 55s through conversion of Beverley House on Shipton Road, a hotel scheme on Micklegate and has previously worked on the Fire Station development on Clifford Street.
