In this paper, we study shared cache coded caching (SC-CC): a set of caches serves a larger set of users; each user access one cache, and a cache may serve many users. For this problem, under uncoded placement, Parrinello, Ünsal, and Elia showed an optimal SC-CC scheme, in which the subpacketization level depends upon the number of caches. We show an SC-CC scheme where the subpacketization level does not directly depend upon the number of users or caches; any number of caches and users can be accommodated for a fixed subpacketization level. Furthermore, new caches can be added without re-doing the placement of the existing caches. We show that given an upper limit on the allowable subpacketization level, our SC-CC scheme may achieve a lesser rate than other relevant SC-CC schemes. Our scheme is constructed using matrices and designs. A matroid can be obtained from a matrix over a finite field; the placement of our scheme is decided by a design constructed from a matrix; the circuits of a matroid obtained from the matrix and the design is used to decide the delivery.