NCARB Certified Licensed Architect in the States of Florida, Georgia, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, South Carolina, New York, Indiana, Illinois, and Washington D.C.
Scott’s experience as an Architect began at a very young age. His father was the Principal Architect of a very influential and respected firm in the Tampa Bay Area.
Scott began working within the industry as a draftsman long before he began his formal education at Mississippi State University. Because of his early training, Scott is very adept at executing the applications of architecture in a very expeditious manner.
As President at Purdy + Muroff Architecture, Inc. Scott manages our hospitality accounts for Architectural Design. He has gained great knowledge of the accessibility standards and code compliance for public-use structures. Scott is the lead architect for all of McDonald’s new development and remodeling in the State of Florida and throughout the throughout the United States.
NCARB Certified Licensed Architect in the States of Florida, Texas, North Carolina, Ohio, Alabama, Oklahoma, and Tennessee, LEED Accredited Professional.
A native of Tampa, Mike received his Bachelors degree in Design from the University of Pennsylvania, and his Masters of Architecture degree from Columbia University.
Mike has 25 years of experience in Commercial Office, Retail, and Residential Architecture, including experience working for world-renowned Architect Peter Eisenman in New York, and for award-winning residential Architect Michael Lee in Los Angeles. Since 2003, Mike has worked as an Architect with Purdy + Muroff Architecture, designing a wide range of buildings including restaurants, office buildings, banks, retail shopping centers and developments, medical offices, condominiums, and single-family houses.
He has been instrumental in strengthening Purdy + Muroff's vision, and he helps guide future growth and development. Mike currently serves on the City of Tampa’s Architectural Review Committee, and he has served on the Board of Directors of the American Institute of Architects as the Director of Operations for Hillsborough County. He co-founded and helped start up the Emerging Tampa Bay Architects (ETBA), and he created and taught the first ever architectural design class at Berkeley Preparatory School.
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