Providing more than 56 years of experience, EAPC Architects Engineers is renowned as a one-stop solution for integrated architecture and engineering services. Operating from 10 offices with a firm in Sioux Falls since 2015, the firm employs more than 185 skilled professionals and specializes in a broad range of sectors including Healthcare, Higher Education, Industrial, K-12, and Civic. Their expertise is further enriched by a specific focus on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles, a proactive approach to ensure safety within the workplace. EAPC’s innovative approach and commitment to excellence has solidified the organization’s standing as values-driven creators, designing solutions, impacting communities.
As an experienced Senior Architect, I’ve been privileged to contribute to projects that have had significant societal impacts. One such pivotal project was the Sanford Bemidji Health Care Crisis Center in Minnesota. This project was more than just an exercise in architectural design. It was a mission to create a transformative environment for a community…
As a certified safety expert, I am committed to making K-12 educational facilities safe havens for learning. In our ever-evolving world, we need to build environments that nurture growth, inspire creativity, and shield our students and staff from harm. It was this pursuit of safety that motivated me to embrace an innovative design strategy called…
In an ever-evolving world, each decision we make carries an extensive ripple effect, influencing not only our immediate surroundings but also shaping the wider world. Our collective awareness has grown over the years to recognize that our resources are not limitless, and that it is our shared responsibility to safeguard our planet. The next phase…
There’s a certain magic in witnessing the evolution of a beloved structure, especially one as iconic as the former Jack Frost Arena, which has served as a beacon of community and athleticism at South Dakota State University since its birth in 1973. As an architect for EAPC Architects Engineers (EAPC), I had the opportunity to…