Architect and Builder Serving Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Property Arts has designed and built in Broken Arrow since 1978, longer than the city’s own Rose District has carried that name. The firm’s office sits in Broken Arrow, so a Broken Arrow project is not a drive-in job for an out-of-town architect. It is home turf.
A City That Has Grown Around the Firm
Broken Arrow has grown to roughly 125,000 residents and is Oklahoma’s fourth-largest city, consistently ranked among the fastest-growing municipalities in the state and the Tulsa metro. That growth shows up in named developments like the Aspen Creek and Aspen Ridge mixed-use projects and the Spring Creek Crossing subdivision, all active in the city today. Broken Arrow Public Schools and Union Public Schools both serve parts of the city, giving families a choice most nearby towns do not offer.
The Rose District
Downtown Broken Arrow is branded the Rose District, a historic Main Street core that went through a multimillion-dollar streetscape revitalization and was later named one of USA Today’s Top 50 Charming Main Streets. Property Arts has watched that district grow up around its own office, and understands the mix of historic storefronts and new construction a downtown Broken Arrow project has to work around.
Storm Shelters Built for a City That Takes Them Seriously
Broken Arrow runs a voluntary storm shelter registration program with its emergency management office, so first responders can find registered shelters quickly after a storm. Property Arts designs and builds shelters to ICC-500 and FEMA standards for Broken Arrow homeowners who want a registered, code-built shelter rather than a converted closet.
How Broken Arrow Got Its Start
Broken Arrow was platted in October 1902 by surveyor Samuel Cobb as the Katy Railway reached the site, with incorporation following in 1903. The name comes from Thlikachka, a Muscogee Creek tribal town whose people were relocated to the area along the Trail of Tears, and from Broken Arrow Creek nearby. Property Arts designs in a city with that much specific history behind it, not a town that only exists as an extension of Tulsa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Property Arts actually based in Broken Arrow, or just serving it from Tulsa?
Property Arts is headquartered in Broken Arrow and has been since the firm was founded in 1978.
Does Property Arts work in newer Broken Arrow developments as well as older neighborhoods?
Yes. The firm designs new custom homes in growth areas like south Broken Arrow as well as additions and remodels in the city’s established neighborhoods.
Start a Project in Broken Arrow
Call (918) 893-5560 or request a consultation online to talk about a residential or commercial project in Broken Arrow.