Stott Architects is a diversified architectural practice with clientele located throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Our diversified design expertise includes pre-K through university level educational facilities; multi-family residential projects; commercial and community projects. Stott Architects has experience with newly constructed ground-up buildings, renovations and remodels, and adaptive re-use projects. Underpinning every design is a focus on user health, building resilience and resource conservation.
The firm’s approach is hands-on, client focused and collaborative. Key to the success of this process is developing a mutually shared design vision early in the process -- one that the client and architect return to for guidance as they develop meaningful architectural environments, connected to their place and time, and to a client’s individual needs, vision and budget.
Stott Architects' strives for design clarity, alongside the cohesive integration of building systems and construction methods to ensure straight-forward, cost-effective architectural solutions. We enhance this approach by paying close attention to detail, to material expression, to simplicity of architectural form and line, to natural light and air, and to healthy and energy-conscious ways to design buildings, striving always to create the most with the least.
Charlie Stott leads the team at Stott Architects. He is skilled at creative problem solving developed through the design and management of a wide variety of award winning projects during his career, including schools, multi-family residential projects, libraries, theaters, office environments,historic renovations and adaptive re-use buildings. Prior to founding Stott Architectsin 2016, Charlie was principal architect at an award-winning firm in San Francisco,where he gained extensive experience guiding teams of creative designers, consultants and clients in the completion of highly successful, sustainable and award winning projects. Charlie is a registered architect in California, a member of the American Institute of Architects, a LEED accredited professional, and holds a Masters degree in Architecture from Yale University.