MAGIC is Scott's last name. He started an architectural firm with the commitment to make beautiful spaces. Scott Magic's aim is to discover meaning in the things we shape, through playful uses of common materials, brand enhancement and highly skilled detailing.
Clients typically hire Scott for one-off solutions, challenging situations or wanting something different.
Check out some of our latest podcasts:
Max Levy
Max Levy grew up in Fort Worth, Texas, and received his architecture degree from the University of California Berkeley. After working for AIA Gold Medalist
Jeanne Collins
From Corporate to Creative: Jeanne's journey uncovers the transformative power of embracing creativity after a career shift, urging listeners to pursue their passions fearlessly. Through
Lonnie Armstrong
Join Lonnie Armstrong, an experienced builder from Austin, Texas, as he shares insights into his journey from childhood curiosity to a career in construction science.
Steve Griggs
Steve is not your typical landscape designer. He’s been getting dirt on his hands ever since he was 16, cutting grass to earn some bucks.
Heather McKinney
Transitioning from Principal to Founder, Heather McKinney reflects on her journey at McKinney York Architecture. Embracing the role of founder celebrates freedom and fulfillment, focusing
Marlon & Meryati Blackwell
Explore Marlon Blackwell's architectural journey, from childhood explorations near the Everglades to a career of merging art and design. His interdisciplinary approach, shaped by nature
Mark Wellen
Mark Wellen, FAIA is co-founder and principal of Rhotenberry Wellen Architects in Midland, Texas. Drawing inspiration from the vast, inimitable landscape and the traditions of
DC Hillier Part 2
Join us as we continue on our Design conversation with DC Hillier. D.C. Hillier, renowned mid-century modern design expert, author, and Instagram influencer with 230,000
DC Hillier Part 1
D.C. Hillier, renowned mid-century modern design expert, author, and Instagram influencer with 230,000 followers, discusses the enduring appeal of mid-century design, challenges in trends and