Education
University of Illinois, Masters of Architecture, 1976
University of Illinois, Bachelors of Architecture, 1974

Registration
Massachusetts, 1982; New Jersey, 1992; Pennsylvania, 1995;
Maine, 1979; Illinois, 1991; Florida, 1987; California, 1991; Ohio, 1989; Maryland, 1996; Connecticut, 1998; Minnesota, 1988; Texas, 2002; Arizona, 1999; Rhode Island, 2003; Virginia, 2002

Background
The focus of Scott's twenty-eight year career has been the planning and design of performing arts facilities. The numerous theaters and concert halls he has designed embody his philosophy that the built environment "should offer endless romance, enrichment and joy." Mr. Wilson's work has been hailed for its variety, its sensitivity to an individual's touch and scale, and its authentic contextual use of materials. Clients and users alike have come to respect and trust Mr. Wilson's ability to lead and guide the architectural planning and design process. Through a unique combination of visual tools and decision inspiring motivation, difficult choices are studied, evaluated and brought to successful conclusions. As a champion of "hands-on collaboration" he has been credited as the driving force behind numerous successfully completed projects. Buildings completed under Scott's direction have been published in Newsweek, Time, Architecture, Architectural Record, Interiors, and Theatre Crafts magazine as well as in regional newspapers including The New York Times, The Miami Herald and The Boston Globe. Wilson was featured extensively in the nationally distributed PBS documentary, Ovation, the Building of the Broward Center, produced by PBS affiliate WPBT-TV Miami. Prior to forming Wilson Butler Architects (formerly known as Wilson Butler Lodge Inc.) in 1997, Mr. Wilson worked with A.I.A. Gold Medalist Benjamin Thompson for 12 years, serving as a Senior Associate from 1983-1991 and as a Director from 1992 - 1993, and served as a Principal with Rothman Partners, Inc. from 1993-1996.

Relevant Experience

Richmond: Virginia Performing Arts Foundation Theatres, Richmond, Virginia
Shanghai American School, Shanghai, China
Herndon Cultural Arts Center, Herndon, Virginia 2003
Colonial Theatre, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 2001
Towson University Center for Fine Arts, Baltimore, Maryland 2000
Akron Civic Theatre, Akron, Ohio 2000
Imagination Stage, Bethesda, Maryland 2000
Lynchburg Academy of Music, Lynchburg, Virginia 2000
La Scala Theater, Voyager of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Miami, Florida ($32,000,000) 1999
The Palace Theater, Explorer of the Seas, Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines, Miami, Florida ($32,000,000) 2000
The Bushnell Theater Addition, Hartford, Connecticut ($25,000,000) 2001
Celebrity Theater, Millennium, Celebrity Cruises, Miami, Florida ($20,000,000) 2000
Grand Foyer, Millennium, Celebrity Cruises, Miami, Florida ($40,000,000) 2000
Emilio Robba Conservatory, Infinity, Celebrity Cruises, Miami, Florida ($40,000,000) 2000
Cranwell Resort and Golf Course, Lenox, Massachusetts ($4,000,000) 1998
1601 Washington Street, Boston, Massachusetts ($25,000,000) 1997
Times Union Performing Arts Center, Jacksonville, Florida ($32,000,000) 1997
Avenue of the Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ($142,000.000) 1996
Oakdale Theatre, Wallingford, Connecticut ($12,500,000) 1996
Broward Center for the Performing Arts, Fort Lauderdale, Florida ($38,500,000) 1991
Ordway Music Theatre, Minneapolis, Minnesota ($26,800,000) 1985
Westwood Village, Los Angeles, California ($85,000,000) 1992
Theater Square, Newark, New Jersey ($7,500,000) 1997