Hi, I'm Mark Wright, Shared Vision Limited is my solo architectural practice, registered and regulated by the Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. I use my knowledge and experience to guide clients using interactive 3D design. I am based in Oxford, but regularly provide architectural services across England, from Kent to Cornwall, up to Lancashire, and beyond. In guided design consultations using a virtual 3D model, clients can express their design ideas, and have full input as scheme is devised as we talk together.
I am focused on bringing collaborative design to small and large construction projects, using 3D models that can be shared around a family or whole project team on computers, smartphones and tablets. Design can now be done in real time, in a virtual 3D environment, in a collaboration between clients, contractors, facilities managers, estate agents, and planners. Putting the knowledge of an organisation into the design of a building, in a conversation about how best a project can deliver customer satisfaction, I believe, is key to delivering more successful projects. I want to work with you to achieve a Shared Vision for your project.
I am focused on bringing collaborative design to small and large construction projects, using 3D models that can be shared around a family or whole project team on computers, smartphones and tablets. Design can now be done in real time, in a virtual 3D environment, in a collaboration between clients, contractors, facilities managers, estate agents, and planners. Putting the knowledge of an organisation into the design of a building, in a conversation about how best a project can deliver customer satisfaction, I believe, is key to delivering more successful projects. I want to work with you to achieve a Shared Vision for your project.
Mark Wright BSc (Hons) MCIAT
Chartered Architectural Technologist
Certified Passivhaus Designer
Practice Principal, Consultant.
Biography
Mark Wright, the founder of Shared Vision Ltd, has a construction background. For some years he served an apprenticeship as a Ceiling Fixer, working on projects around Oxford, including for the University. Mark felt drawn to the professional side of the construction industry, and undertook to study for a Construction Management Degree at Oxford Brookes University. Mark achieved a first class honours degree, and won several awards, including for being the best full time student on the course.
During his degree, Mark found a natural ability for design, and particularly 3D modelling, which he used to great effect during his industrial placement year, when he managed the design and building of a large executive home in Buckinghamshire. The client in that instance felt great pride for the design work in which they had shared an active roll, which gives them enduring pleasure to this day. Mark used this knowledge, and his skills to start a business, Mark Wright Design, in 2010, which remains successful, and was incorporated as Shared Vision Ltd in 2013.
In 2015, Mark was designated the title Chartered Architectural Technologist, a professional qualification awarded by The Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. This qualification is awarded to individuals who have successfully demonstrated their competence across the entire spectrum of architectural design and management, from project inception to completion and certification. Shared Vision Limited is registered with CIAT, and is bound by the Institute's code of conduct.
In 2016 Mark was qualified by the Passivhaus Certified Designer by the Passivhaus Institute in Darmstadt, Germany. Passivhaus is a methodology used to build very highly insulated buildings with controlled ventilation to give fresh air comfort and tiny energy bills.
Shared Vision Ltd is a member of the Association for Environmentally Conscious Building. The AECB is an association of professionals and suppliers all dedicated to the pursuit of producing energy efficient buildings, using healthy materials that have less impact on our environment.
Mark has an architectural family heritage, his grandfather was an architectural model maker, and his great uncle, the architect, artist, glider pilot and author: Lawrence Wright. Some generations of uncles earlier, George Meikel Kemp, who was a 'non-architect', entered the grand architectural competition to design a monument to Sir Walter Scott for Scotland, under a pseudonym to disguise his position outside the establishment. His design was selected to be built. It still stands still stands today - The Scott Monument in Edinburgh.
During his degree, Mark found a natural ability for design, and particularly 3D modelling, which he used to great effect during his industrial placement year, when he managed the design and building of a large executive home in Buckinghamshire. The client in that instance felt great pride for the design work in which they had shared an active roll, which gives them enduring pleasure to this day. Mark used this knowledge, and his skills to start a business, Mark Wright Design, in 2010, which remains successful, and was incorporated as Shared Vision Ltd in 2013.
In 2015, Mark was designated the title Chartered Architectural Technologist, a professional qualification awarded by The Chartered Institute of Architectural Technologists. This qualification is awarded to individuals who have successfully demonstrated their competence across the entire spectrum of architectural design and management, from project inception to completion and certification. Shared Vision Limited is registered with CIAT, and is bound by the Institute's code of conduct.
In 2016 Mark was qualified by the Passivhaus Certified Designer by the Passivhaus Institute in Darmstadt, Germany. Passivhaus is a methodology used to build very highly insulated buildings with controlled ventilation to give fresh air comfort and tiny energy bills.
Shared Vision Ltd is a member of the Association for Environmentally Conscious Building. The AECB is an association of professionals and suppliers all dedicated to the pursuit of producing energy efficient buildings, using healthy materials that have less impact on our environment.
Mark has an architectural family heritage, his grandfather was an architectural model maker, and his great uncle, the architect, artist, glider pilot and author: Lawrence Wright. Some generations of uncles earlier, George Meikel Kemp, who was a 'non-architect', entered the grand architectural competition to design a monument to Sir Walter Scott for Scotland, under a pseudonym to disguise his position outside the establishment. His design was selected to be built. It still stands still stands today - The Scott Monument in Edinburgh.
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The Scott Monument at Hogmanay
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