

"Architecture is the most public form of art and we as architects have the privilege of being artists along with the duty to improve the lives of those who use our buildings."
Edward A. Vance, FAIA, is a distinguished architect with a reputation for design excellence. Since 1980 Mr. Vance has gained invaluable experience in the profession, benefitting his practice, clients, the community, and the architecture profession. Mr. Vance is licensed in seven states and is NCARB certified. His work has transcended architecture in the commercial, healthcare, and hospitality market sectors throughout the region. Mr. Vance’s work has led to numerous design awards and significant commissions.
Mr. Vance has collaborated with regional and national design firms contributing to the quality of architecture in Las Vegas. His hospitality project designs have changed the city skyline and provided unique visitor experiences and competitiveness for his clients. His design for healthcare projects incorporates evidence-based design, holistic design, and the latest in patient care practices. Mr. Vance is at the forefront of commercial office design leading the way for sustainable, technologically advanced planning and design of Class A and Industrial office campuses of the future.
Service:
2019, Chancellor, AIA College of Fellows
2018, Vice Chancellor, AIA College of Fellows
2017, Secretary, AIA College of Fellows
2014, AIA WMR Silver Medal
2014, Elected to AIA College of Fellows
2012, Richard Upjohn Fellow
2006, AIA Nevada Silver Medal
2001, AIA Nevada Service Award
2001, President AIA Nevada
1999, President AIA Las Vegas
1998, AIA NV Young Architect Citation
Affiliations:
American Institute of Architects, AIA
National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, NAIOP
Past Vice President and Board Trustee, Lied Discovery Children’s Museum
Past Executive Board Member, Boy Scouts of America
Past Nevada State Coordinator, NCARB’s Intern Development Program
Education:
1981, Bachelor of Architecture, NDSU
1979, Foreign Study, Western Europe
1979, Bachelor of Arts, NDSU