Lance Moore is an architectural designer, photographer, and creative entrepreneur based in Tampa, Florida. His work explores the intersection of architecture, art, and urban culture, examining how built environments shape human experience. Professionally, he has contributed to projects spanning hospitality, healthcare, commercial, and residential design, working with organizations including Tesla, FLAD Architects, AECOM, and François Frossard Design.

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Moore has also founded several creative ventures focused on cultural impact and emerging media. His up-cycled clothing initiative HalflifeUSA, created to challenge stigmas associated with homelessness, was nominated for Tampa’s Startup of the Year in 2014 and partnered with organizations including The Salvation Army, Step Up on Second, DESC, St. Francis Center, and the St. Petersburg Free Clinic.

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He later co-founded Domescape.io, an immersive arts platform and winner of the Synapse Innovation Challenge, which explored dome-based exhibitions for artists and developed partnerships with organizations including the Tampa Bay Rays, the Tampa Bay Rowdies, and a network of minor league teams and organizations such as the Savannah Bananas. Visitors to the Dalí Museum’s immersive dome in St. Petersburg today can experience a realization of the cultural programming Moore helped the museum envision back in 2020.

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Alongside his architectural work, Moore maintains an active photographic exploration focused on street and documentary photography, capturing spontaneous moments that reveal the layered narratives of everyday life.