Architect and Builder Serving Tulsa, Oklahoma
Property Arts designs and builds for clients throughout Tulsa, Oklahoma’s second-largest city and the anchor of a metro area of more than one million people, from the firm’s home base in nearby Broken Arrow.
A City With Its Own Architectural Identity
Tulsa has the third-highest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the country, most of it built during the 1920s and 1930s oil boom, and the city’s Deco District is a defined civic identity, not just a nickname. Landmarks like Boston Avenue United Methodist Church and Tulsa’s Union Depot are part of a design tradition Tulsa takes seriously, and Property Arts designs new commercial and residential work in the city with that context in mind rather than ignoring it.
Growth Areas and School Districts
Tulsa Public Schools is Oklahoma’s largest school district, and neighborhoods like the Pearl District have active, city-backed redevelopment plans bringing new multifamily housing and commercial space into areas close to downtown. Property Arts designs both new construction and additions and remodels in Tulsa neighborhoods at every stage of that kind of growth.
A City That Knows Flooding and Storms
Tulsa sits on the Arkansas River and has a long, documented history of serious flooding, including major flood events in 1923, 1984, and 1986 that reshaped how the city thinks about drainage and construction. Combined with Oklahoma’s tornado exposure, that history is part of why Property Arts designs storm shelters to ICC-500 and FEMA standards for Tulsa homeowners, not as an afterthought but as a real local concern.
A City Still Investing in Itself
Tulsa Public Schools became Oklahoma’s largest district again in 2022, surpassing Oklahoma City Public Schools, and neighborhoods like the Pearl District have an adopted redevelopment plan targeting roughly 200 million dollars in new multifamily housing, structured parking, and retail. Property Arts designs residential and commercial projects in a city that is actively reinvesting in its core neighborhoods, not one that has plateaued.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Property Arts only design homes in Tulsa, or commercial buildings too?
Both. Property Arts designs custom homes and additions in Tulsa neighborhoods alongside commercial buildings including offices, healthcare facilities, and churches.
Is Property Arts local to the Tulsa area, or based somewhere else?
Property Arts is headquartered in Broken Arrow, part of the Tulsa metro, and has served Tulsa clients since 1978.
Start a Project in Tulsa
Call (918) 893-5560 or request a consultation online to talk about a residential or commercial project in Tulsa.