The impressive portfolio of completed projects demonstrates Harrison's skill in delivering quality developments on challenging sites.
A double award-winning £50 million scheme to replace the existing and run down 1960/70s shopping centre with a modern 275,000 sq ft retail-led mixed use complex
One of York's last city centre riverside sites has been transformed into 22 luxury apartments by a consortium including S Harrison Developments
Completed in 2010 - 232 student units for York St John University revitalised a run-down area of York and free up family homes in the city
A £17 million scheme to provide accommodation for 272 students in a purpose-designed, high-quality development in York
One of York's most run down areas was given a £15 million facelift as a result of co-operation between S Harrison Developments, the City of York Council and Home Housing Association
A partnership between Broadacres HA, S Harrison Group, Scarborough Borough Council and Housing Corporation, has provided much needed accommodation for single people and couples in Scarborough
Three retail or business units, at ground floor level adjacent to the riverside walkway in an up-and-coming area of Sheffield - part of the extensive and comprehensive mixed use redevelopment of Kelham Island
Providing much needed accommodation for retired Church of England clergy and clergy widows, Dulverton Hall is situated on the South Cliff in Scarborough
Harrison worked with Barchester Healthcare to create an 85 bed home for older people, and built new executive homes in the grounds to help fund the scheme
S Harrison Developments completed the final phase of York Science Park in November 2005, following seven consecutive years working on a number of projects with a total value of £17 million.
S Harrison Developments was responsible for a £7.5 million housing development in Crookes, Sheffield, which also provided much needed sporting facilities for the local community.
Works on the former Porters site on St Lawrence Road in Newcastle to build 107 one and two bedroom apartments and three bed maisonettes were completed in February 2007.
Completed in 2004, the £16 million Whitehall Landing project delivered a mix of new homes, sympathetic to the town's historic architecture and including 20 affordable homes for Tees Valley Housing Group
An impressive headquarters building at Scarborough Business Park on the seaside resort's western gateway acted as a catalyst for the commercial development of this whole area of the town.
