Damon K. Leverett, AIA serves as Senior Designer with The Durrant Group. As lead project designer, his responsibilities include facility master planning, programming, conceptual and schematic design. While with Albert Kahn, he served as director of the Albert Kahn Digital Studio, an AKA service group that provides clients with advanced computer graphic imaging, three-dimensional modeling, and immersive environmental studies.

Also while at Albert Kahn, Mr. Leverett served as Manager of Architectural Design of the Albert Kahn Collaborative, a separate design studio of the firm located within the central business district. The studio set out to assist clients and developer in downtown urban planning, collaborate with corporate planning teams, and act as liaisons to city government and planning concerns.

A graduate of Lawrence Technological University, Mr. Leverett has served as an Adjunct faculty member at the university's School of Architecture and Design from 1990 to 2001. He has been a guest critic in architecture studios at The University of Detroit–Mercy, The University of Michigan and Arizona State University.

Mr. Leverett has also been an active presenter in the past few years, speaking on topics concerning architecture, urbanism and computer visualization in events with the Society of College and University Planning, University of Michigan Taubman School of Architecture Detroit Urban Charrette 2002, Lawrence Technological University College of Architecture Urban Charrette 2002, University of Cape Town College of Architecture and the AIA Michigan 2002 Health Care Conference.

Born in Detroit, Damon has been working in the desert southwest as an architect and designer. His current project is Montage Village a high-rise active adult residential condominium project in Phoenix, Arizona.