Senior Principal Kristen Scott is the head of Weber Thompson's Low-Rise Architecture team. Focusing on pedestrian-oriented community design, low-rise multifamily architecture and condominium design, Kristen designs projects that incorporate market-based research to create spaces that appeal to the needs and desires of the end user. This focus is apparent in the projects she has led, including the pedestrian-focused Crofton Springs, a 6.3-acre suburban community in Issaquah, WA, which includes a wide variety of residential building types.

In 1989 Kristen joined Weber Thompson, rising to Senior Principal in 1997. A Seattle native, she is a licensed architect in the State of Washington and received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Master of Architecture from the University of Washington. She has been an active member in the Seattle component of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), where she has held several board positions, including the office of President in 2003 - 2004. She is also a LEED-accredited professional.

One of Kristen's best qualities is her practice of emphasizing collaboration. Her background in psychology has strongly influenced her ability to bring people together to focus on the client's project objectives in concert with the design team's goals, creating successful projects completed on time and on budget.