Scot founded Masker Architects in 2020 to create a practice that combines exceptional  design with a client-focused approach. As managing director, he oversees project delivery and client relationships, ensuring each commission benefits from his design expertise and strategic guidance.

With over 30 years of architectural experience, Scot's career reflects a commitment to thoughtful, high-quality design and professional service. He holds a master's degree in architecture, a BA (Hons) in Architecture from South Bank University, London and a BA (Hons) in Fine Art from Rutgers University in New Jersey. Scot is a RIBA Chartered Architect.

Prior to establishing Masker Architects, Scot was a director at Pro Vision where he worked for 19 years, His earlier career includes roles at Robert Adam Architecture (now Adam Architecture), where he advanced to Associate, Lyons+Sleeman+Hoare as senior architect, Richard Ashby Architects and Radly House Partnership.

An advocate for traditional architecture, Scot is an active member of RIBA's Traditional Architecture Group (TAG). where he facilitates the Peer Design Review Programme. He chairs Winchester and Eastleigh Design Review Panel after several years serving as a vice-chair and member. Scot has contributed to architectural education through his service on the RIBA Council (1999-2003)

As a trustee of Winchester Theatre Royal (2014-22), Scot secured the listed building's status as a registered community asset, ensuring its continued use as a space for the performing arts.