Sergison Bates wins €24m Paris convent project

Saint-Vincent-de-Paul proposal by Sergison Bates 2

Source: Sergison Bates

Architect teamed up with French practice Bourbouze & Graindorge

Sergison Bates architects has won an international competition for a €24m mixed-use redevelopment of a former convent in south-central Paris.

The Saint-Vincent-de-Paul complex in the 14th arrondissement was more recently a hospital and much of the historic fabric and the secluded walled garden in which it sits will be retained.

Sergison Bates, which is working on a number of regeneration projects in Europe including the Brussels Pompidou, won the project with Nantes-based architects Bourbouze & Graindorge.

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