Scott is an Associate Principal and a key member of the MVVA creative team. He has led the schematic and conceptual design of several large public projects, including Maggie Daley Park in Chicago, A Gathering Place and Gathering Place Phase Two in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Chelsea Waterside Park Playground in Manhattan, and the Coney Island Amphitheater in Brooklyn. He has also contributed to the design and construction documentation of Jacob K. Javits Plaza in Manhattan and numerous phases of Brooklyn Bridge Park. Currently, he is involved in the design of the Port Lands Flood Protection project in Toronto and the master plan for Turkey Mountain in Tulsa. In all these projects Scott has helped integrate program, particularly playgrounds and play equipment, into an engaging landscape framework. His interest lies in creating inclusive spaces that children of all ages, cultures and personality types can find comfort in while also encouraging caretaker interaction. He plays a central role in MVVA's approach to play and continues to research the role of play in park design.