Ben Sage
Ben Sage is a Project Architect with 12 years of experience and a love of problem solving. Passionate about the technical side of his work, he is always focused on making sure every detail is accurate, especially when it comes to project documentation. With his expertise and attention to detail, Ben is an excellent addition to the Kingscott team.
Ryan Morse
As a Project Architect at Kingscott, Ryan solves our clients’ challenges through creative problem solving and an in-depth understanding of construction to increase the value of their projects. Ryan believes that great architecture requires a collaboration of experts, an intimate understanding of the place, and resiliency to meet the needs of future generations.
David Palmer
Drawn to architecture as a powerful tool for social change, David has been working in the industry for 15 years. His design process is always rooted in one core principle: an empathetic understanding of the end users' needs and experiences. A natural problem solver, David’s ultimate goal is to create spaces that positively impact the people who inhabit them.
Wade Lehmann
With more than 15 years of experience, Wade is a licensed landscape architect at Kingscott. Raised on a tree farm, his deep-rooted passion for the outdoors and a lifelong fascination with plants and trees are integral to who he is. This foundation, along with his commitment to making a meaningful impact, inspired him to become an ISA Certified Arborist.
Wade is dedicated to designing spaces that are not only innovative and visually captivating but are, most importantly, functional for the people who will experience them.
Dan Schneider
With over 28 years of experience, Dan is a highly skilled member of Kingscott's Project Management and Architecture teams. His passion for architecture was sparked during his deployment in Germany with the U.S. Military, where he developed a deep appreciation for historical preservation.
As a federally qualified preservation architect, Dan brings unparalleled expertise and a unique perspective to his work, making him an invaluable resource for projects that honor and preserve the past while meeting modern needs.
David Mayville
Having worked with Kingscott in the past, David returns to the team touting over 30 years of experience. His expertise spans a wide range of clientele, including K-12, medical, municipal and more. Passionate about problem solving, he’s a devoted listener, utilizing his experience to collaborate with stakeholders and contractors to identify issues before they occur.
Laura Casai
Laura is passionate about creating learning spaces for students of all ages that nurture curiosity, foster engagement, and adapt to learner passions. She believes the most effective learning spaces are those in alignment with curriculum and pedagogy. With over 20 years of experience advocating for education-first design, Laura brings a unique perspective as both an NCIDQ certified interior designer and an expert in educational/bond planning. Her natural leadership, extensive experience, and commitment to supporting students make her an invaluable member of the Kingscott Team.
Ron Charney
With over 17 years of experience serving on a school board, Ron understands the critical importance of selecting the right architectural firm. He combines this insight with his professional expertise as a member of Kingscott's Construction Administration team, ensuring projects are delivered to the highest standards of quality and timeliness.
Ron has a proven history of streamlining processes, reducing costs, and improving workflow efficiency, making him an invaluable asset in driving successful project outcomes.
Zahra Basha
As a Challenge Detroit Fellow working with the Kingscott team, Zahra is excited to contribute her skills and fresh perspectives. She’s dedicated to supporting the company’s commitment to innovative and thoughtful design and is eager to drive projects that enrich the connection between people and their environments.
Dana Anderson
Passionate about sustainable design, Dana firmly believes that architecture and the built environment have a powerful impact on the earth. This passion drives her design sensibility and collaborative mindset to create places that are as beautiful as they are functional. Joining Kingscott as a Challenge Detroit Fellow, Dana’s goal is to make the lives of Michiganders better through her architecture.