Mark Braund

architect director Manchester/Liverpool

T: +44 [0]161 828 2200
E: mark.braund@bdp.com

Mark is an architect director in the Liverpool studio.

Mark is involved in education, residential and commercial projects across the north region, developing specialist knowledge of these sectors during this time. He is passionate about the role of architecture in delivering a better and brighter sustainable future, and through a competition winning scheme for Liverpool’s Shanghai Expo Pavilion was able to illustrate this on an international stage. He was also the architectural lead, working closely with designer Wolfgang Buttress, on the award winning UK pavilion for the Milan Expo.

He has a strong track record of delivering high quality projects including St John Bosco Arts College, Enterprise South Liverpool Academy and Gateacre High School, all in Liverpool.

Projects

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UK Pavilion, Milan Expo

A showcase for the best in UK offsite manufacturing and construction techniques - a collaboration between landscape and art that aims to highlight the decline of the world’s bee population.

St John Bosco Arts College

The response uses a simple efficient building form allowing for greater flexibility to create both transformational and inspirational spaces.

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Liverpool One 10 Years On

Following this year’s opening of our studio in Liverpool director Mark Braund reflects on the lasting impact of Liverpool One and how the city continues to evolve.

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Britain is Buzzing

The Milan Expo 2015 opens its doors on 1 May. Hear landscape architect James and architect Mark explain their involvement in one of their most exciting projects to date - the UK pavilion.