Scott Glazebrook

Background

About Scott Glazebrook

Having been a leader in multiple firms over 25-plus year career in architecture and urban design, Scott Glazebrook delivers seasoned leadership with substantial experience to Tiscareno Associates. Scott has worked on numerous project types including master planning, civic and arts facilities, health care facilities, offices, hospitality, and commercial tenant improvements; but, his deepest expertise lies in creating livable multifamily communities (condominiums, apartments, affordable housing), from concept through completion with an emphasis on sustainable practices. Most recently Scott served as conceptual design lead, project manager, and partner in charge for the under construction Redmond Grand and Redmond Central, a combined a 600+ home high-visibility downtown transit-oriented mixed-use development whose large size and urban context required nimble problem-solving. He has also served as the conceptual design lead and project manager for the completed Modera Redmond, an urban 300 home multi-family development; and as partner in charge for several other large projects including: the affordable housing project Solera, The Spark, The Line; and the recently-started Modera Bel-Red. These projects highlight Scott’s ingenuity in both the aesthetics of design and the complexities of aligning multiple different voices to deliver client goals. Scott spent several years as a Senior Planner for the former Downtown San Diego redevelopment agency overseeing entitlement applications for a variety of development types, taught building environmental systems at Woodbury University for seven years, has been a design critic at Woodbury University’s architecture program and New School of Architecture & Design, and has been deeply involved in sustainable deign initiatives beginning in college. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences with emphases in Urban Geography, City Planning, and Environmental Design from San Diego State University, and his Master of Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin. Scott has also volunteered as a community representative on several community planning committees and councils, and was previously appointed to serve on San Diego’s Balboa Park Committee by the Mayor of San Diego. Licenses, Registrations, and Memberships: • Licensed Architect in Washington and California • National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Certified • Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional (LEED AP) • Member of American Institute of Architects (AIA) and Urban Land Institute (ULI)