
Carter Scott is a Senior Associate with K. Norman Berry Associates Architects (KNBA), involved in all phases of project design and management across a wide variety of project types — including adaptive reuse, restaurants, residential, corporate interiors, site development, and branding. He is primarily responsible for construction documentation, inter-disciplinary coordination, and project team management.
With 16 years of experience in the architectural field — 10 of which have been with KNBA — and 20 years in construction, Carter brings a real-world understanding of building to every project. His particular expertise and passion lies in adaptive reuse, followed closely by restaurant, residential, and small commercial design. That hands-on construction background, rooted in design/build project delivery, gives him a practical perspective that is a genuine asset to every project team.
Among his current significant projects, Carter is providing senior design leadership at Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill in Harrodsburg, KY, as well as the University of Louisville, A New Vision of Health Campus, Envirome project.
Carter earned his Master of Architecture from Tulane University, with honors, and holds a Kentucky architectural license.