Updates | Vertex Architecture

Vertex: Remodelled

Architecture is an investment, which is why we have decided to bring you a bold new look with the same personal feel. We have stripped back our identity to its core elements to refresh our icon, pairing it with a new typeface that will create more impact in the architectural industry.

Vertex Architecture Shortlisted For Mayor’s Design Awards

Vertex Architecture is thrilled to have several projects shortlisted for the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk Mayor’s Design Awards 2022. The awards celebrate local architectural excellence and craftsmanship and we are extremely proud to have our work and projects included in the awards scheme. Here’s an overview of the shortlisted projects.

Norfolk Farmhouse Remodelling and Barn Conversions

Vertex Architecture is fortunate to work on a wide range of residential property developments across the Norfolk coast and countryside, and a recent project in Corpusty showcases how working with an architect can help you to maximise your property investment.

Vertex Architecture Director Jordan Cribb Shortlisted For Mayor’s Business Award

We were delighted to discover at the end of 2021 that Vertex Architecture’s founder and managing director Jordan Cribb was shortlisted for the Businessperson of the Year Award at the 2022 Mayor’s Business Awards which are organised by the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk and supported by the Lynn News.

Norwich Office Now Open!

Vertex Architecture has now opened a second Norfolk office in Norwich, the county capital, at St George’s Works, 51 Colegate. Located in the city’s historic shoe quarter near to the universities and Lanes district, St George’s Works is a fantastic industrial, heritage building which now offers a stylish contemporary workspace and Vertex sits alongside a wide range of creative businesses which are also based here.

Brancaster Village Hall – More Than A Village Hall

This totally reimagined village hall is now the new heart of the coastal community of Brancaster, thanks to Vertex Architecture.

Blending the Old with the New…

Bringing an older building on the edge of a conservation area into the 21st century isn’t the easiest thing to do, but a sensitive approach is the secret of Vertex Architecture’s success.