Chris Mackenzie Director RIBA ARB
Chris is the founding director of Designscape Architects. He has a particular interest in sustainable design and the placing of buildings within the landscape and has gained significant experience in low energy and low environmental impact buildings.
Formerly a senior project architect at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, he held overall responsibility for the £23m Portland Square Building at the University of Plymouth and also worked on the technical design issues of the 2008 RIBA Stirling Prize winning Accordia Housing in Cambridge.
His earlier experience at CODA Architects and Fitzroy Robinson included the £13m refurbishment of the John Lewis department store in Liverpool, as well as various urban design projects in and around Bristol.
Chris trained at Portsmouth University and is a former President of the Bristol Society of Architects and Chairman of the RIBA Bristol and Bath Branch.
Formerly a senior project architect at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, he held overall responsibility for the £23m Portland Square Building at the University of Plymouth and also worked on the technical design issues of the 2008 RIBA Stirling Prize winning Accordia Housing in Cambridge.
His earlier experience at CODA Architects and Fitzroy Robinson included the £13m refurbishment of the John Lewis department store in Liverpool, as well as various urban design projects in and around Bristol.
Chris trained at Portsmouth University and is a former President of the Bristol Society of Architects and Chairman of the RIBA Bristol and Bath Branch.
