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Mark Fairhurst Architects
Key to our success is the understanding of our client’s aspirations and requirements. This is achieved though clear and regular communication at all stages of the architectural design process. We provide a thorough analysis at the outset to help inform us and ensure the full potential of the project is achieved. We us…
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“Key to our success is the understanding of our client’s aspirations and requirements.”
Key to our success is the understanding of our client’s aspirations and requirements. This is achieved though clear and regular communication at all stages of the architectural design process. We provide a thorough analysis at the outset to help inform us and ensure the full potential of the project is achieved. We use a range of representational techniques to assist our architectural design process, utilising hand sketches, CAD drawings, physical modelling, 3D CAD modelling, and CGI presentation images. We also have BIM capabilities, where high accuracy digital modelling enables the impact of the proposed built form to be properly assessed in terms of function, programme, circulation, sunlight and daylight, context and aesthetics. This range of techniques allows us to explain both design concepts and details helping visualise the projects for clients, local authorities, public consultations, design team coordination and contractors.
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Profile updated 29 July 2026
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