Mark Innes

Lecturer

Part-time lecturer at Falmouth since 2016. On-going occasional teaching at Dessau International Graduate School [Post-graduate Architecture]. Running a private RIBA Chartered Practice, undertaking work across a variety of scales. This includes an experimental eco-house with £30 per year space heating costs. We are monitoring the house for temperature and humidity.
Previously taught at University of Plymouth, Oxford Brookes University and Westminster University. Invited reviewer at Bartlett UCL and Cambridge University.
Previous employment includes a year leading the UK office of Ushida Findlay uk Architects, and several years at Ian Ritchie Architects. 

External Links

Mark Innes staff profile

Contact details

Email Mark.Innes@falmouth.ac.uk
Students in high vis jackets under wooden structure
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New building
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Interior being renovated
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Wooden clad building
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    Qualifications

    Qualifications

    Year Qualification Awarding body
    1994 RIBA part 3 RIBA
    1989 PG Diploma in Architecture Westminster University
    1985 BA [hons] Architecture Central London Polytechnic

    Research Interests

    Research interests and expertise

    Architecture: Sustainability in Practice; Solar-powered building; Experimental timber construction; designing with glass; augmenting historic environments.

    Research Topics

    • Architecture: Sustainability in Practice

    Research Outputs

    Publications and research outputs

    Events

    2012

    Lead lecture: Neighbourhood Planning Conference, Southampton

    Teaching

    Areas of teaching

    • Architecture: Design and Technology

    Courses taught

    • Architecture BA(Hons)
    • Architecture MArch

    CPD delivered

    to Cornwall Council Planning Sub-committee Councillors: Planning for Sustainable Design;
    to Cornwall Council Planning Planning Officers: Planning for Sustainable Design;
    to Cornwall Branch of AECB: Practical design for sustainability - Solar Powered House.

    Policy engagement within Cornwall

    Engagement with organisations which contribute to the development of educational, cultural or socio-economic policies in Cornwall

    Wadebridge Neighbourhood Plan;
    Cornwall Council Planning developing policies to support Self-Build;
    Cornwall Council Planning Agents' Forum

    Business Engagement

    Intellectual property

    Design copyright for many buildings and interiors [refer to innes Architects web-site]

    Business start ups

    innes Architects

    Business engagement case studies

    National Trust; Eden Project [Wild Nursery]; Mount Pleasant Eco-Park

    Professional Engagement

    Independent professional practice

    Running a private RIBA Chartered Practice, undertaking work across a variety of scales. This includes an experimental eco-house with £30 per year space heating costs. We are monitoring the house for temperature and humidity. Please refer to innes Architects web-site.

    Previous employment includes a year leading the UK office of Ushida Findlay uk Architects, and several years at Ian Ritchie Architects. 

    Social, community and cultural engagement

    On-going engagement with Wadebridge and Polzeath Methodist communities. Part-time support to local events including Wadebridge Bikelights. On-going engagement with local artist Laura Martin.

    Engagement with professional associations and societies

    Running a private RIBA Chartered Practice. Member of AECB.

    Professional esteem indicators

    Year Description
    2012

    Runner-up Cornwall Sustainability Awards Building category