Elizabeth Squyer

Architect

Designing spaces that enrich life and celebrate the human spirit is important to Liz Squyer, AIA. She is ever mindful of barriers that may hinder access, growth, and collaboration. Her extensive knowledge of The Americans with Disabilities Act requirements and skill at managing those intricacies have allowed her to complete several accessibility studies for our clients. Liz has been with Architecture Incorporated since 1992 and has worked on a range of projects include the Minnehaha County Courthouse, Prairie West Branch Library, and University Center.

"To create architecture is to put in order. Put what in order? Function and objects."

Le Corbusier

Fast Fact

My hobby is bird watching, and I have more than 200 species on my life list.

Joined the Firm

May 1992

Office Location

Sioux Falls, SD

Education

  • Bachelor of Architecture

    • Arizona State University

  • Adapting Historic Buildings & Sites for Accessibility

    • Brookings, SD

  • Advanced Training in ADA Standards & UFAS Design Compliance

    • Harvard University

Registration

  • Registered Architect: South Dakota

Professional Involvement

  • Member, American Institute of Architects (AIA)

  • Past President and Member, American Institute of Architects South Dakota 

  • Past Member, City of Sioux Falls Building Board of Appeals

  • Past member, South Dakota State Historical Society Board of Trustees

Civic Involvement

  • Member, St. Mary Parish, Sioux Falls, SD

  • Graduate, Leadership Sioux Falls

  • Member, Mary Chilton Chapter DAR

  • Member, P.E.O.

Recent Projects