Vincent has been with Grimshaw since 1996 and was appointed Partner in 2005. His experience spans a diverse range of sectors, including intermodal transportation, research and educational projects and cultural buildings.

Whilst in the UK Vincent participated in the design of notable projects including the Eden Biomes and Paddington Phase 1.

In 2000 he traveled to the US to oversee the practice’s first North America commission, the Donald Danforth Plant Science Center. Following the success of that project, he established Grimshaw’s New York Office in 2001.

Vincent has led numerous award winning projects: the Fulton Street Transit Center, Via Verde, an affordable housing development focused upon sustainable design, and the Museo del Acero recipient of a 2008 AIA Honor Award. He is currently leading the design of the new Miami Science Museum and a significant visitor attraction in Shanghai, China.

Vincent serves on the advisory committee for the AIA New York Chapter, Center for Architecture and maintains an active involvement in academia. He has taught at Yale University, developed a course in ‘integrated design’ for Cornell University and presented the 2008 Keyes Professorship Lecture at the University of Maryland.