David Scott, a Senior Principal and Partner at DaVinci Development Collaborative, LLC, brings more than 35 years of experience in Development Management and Development Advisory experience. With his technical knowledge, communication skills, and diplomatic style, David has earned a reputation with colleagues, industry leaders, and decision-makers for managing high quality projects, containing costs, and producing results. Throughout his career, David has led the work of development teams on regionally significant initiatives, institutional programs, and real estate development projects from acquisition and planning to design and construction management.

Since joining DaVinci Development in 2017, David’s work has included the Seventh & Tryon redevelopment, a complex Public/Private partnership involving the revitalization of a catalytic multi-block parcel in Uptown Charlotte and DaVinci Development’s work with Central Atlanta Progress’s project, The Stitch, a proposed highway cap project over a portion of the Downtown Connector. David is currently leading the planning and design for the Church at Wieuca in Buckhead to re-imagine their campus into a live, work, pray environment and is on the development management team implementing the first phase of Rowen, the innovation district development in Gwinnett County. He is also working with the development management teams for the expansion and renovation of the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and the Friendship Baptist Church mixed use development.

Prior to joining DaVinci Development, David served as Senior Vice President, Director of Planning & Development, at Integral-Gude Program Management where he led the execution of key projects in the Southeast and downtown Atlanta. During his tenure with Integral-Gude, David served on the team for the design and construction of the original National Center for Civil and Human Rights building and the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta. He also directed efforts for the repositioning of the GM Assembly Plant in Doraville and managed large public capital projects including the Glynn County Public Schools’ multi-year SPLOST capital improvements program and the Georgia Department of Transportation Multi-Modal Passenger Terminal Study for the Georgia DOT.

David was raised in Atlanta, is active with the Urban Land Institute and has served on a variety of boards in the community including the SUMMECH Community Development Corporation.