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Mark Mckenna is the Project Manager/Lecturer at Crichton Carbon Centre. Mark graduated from Napier University with a degree in Architectural Technology. During his studies Mark centred his interests on sustainable materials/construction, namely through timber use. He received a joint award for his participation in a design team led by Napier University to work with the Grampian Woodlands Trust & James Jones Ltd. The sole aim of the project was to promote the use of Scottish timber as a construction material.
After finishing his degree, Mark completed graduate studies in Construction Project Management & Design at Central Washington University before joining the private sector at an Ecological Architects Practice.
Here Mark worked as an Architectural Technologist on a broad range of conservation, adaptation and New Build projects from conception to completion. In addition he became a RIAS approved certifier of design under Energy Section 6 of the SBSA regulations.
As Project Manager/Lecturer, Mark's major responsibility is to design & deliver a new MSc course in Sustainable Buildings and to assist with the delivery of the exisiting Sustainable Energy Technologies course. Mark will also be required to work as Project Manager on a number of our upcoming projects.