Brokaw Design is a multidiscipline architecture-engineering firm offering full design services to construction industry, including a wide variety of government, corporate and commercial clients. Our experienced and talented staff of professionals are dedicated to providing quality, creative and sustainable design services in a personal manner that engages our clients in each project.
Our staff includes LEED Accredited Professionals in all major disciplines who are always searching for creative solutions to difficult problems since its founding in 1999. We are equally adept at working within both the design-build and the design-bid-build project delivery methods.
Our staff includes LEED Accredited Professionals in all major disciplines who are always searching for creative solutions to difficult problems since its founding in 1999. We are equally adept at working within both the design-build and the design-bid-build project delivery methods.
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Our multi-disciplined design firm can provide full design services to our clients.
Brokaw Design was formed when the professionals realized the success they had achieved on past projects while members of separate firms could be achieved with even more success by combining forces into a single firm with common professional priorities.
The individuals now associated with Brokaw Design have worked together almost continuously for over 25 years.
This success was not arrived at without effort or by accident.
Brokaw Design was formed when the professionals realized the success they had achieved on past projects while members of separate firms could be achieved with even more success by combining forces into a single firm with common professional priorities.
The individuals now associated with Brokaw Design have worked together almost continuously for over 25 years.
This success was not arrived at without effort or by accident.
Brokaw Design worked with JL Modular of Santa Rosa providing architecture and electrical engineering to develop two Pre-Check modular designs, one 32 feet wide by 10 foot long units and the other 40 feet wide by 12 foot long units for approval by the Division of the State Architect.
These two designs are for modular units varying in size from 10 feet in length to 150 feet.
They include options for four different seismic zones, three roof slopes, three roofing systems, two HVAC systems, three siding materials.
These two designs are for modular units varying in size from 10 feet in length to 150 feet.
They include options for four different seismic zones, three roof slopes, three roofing systems, two HVAC systems, three siding materials.
Brokaw Design is the architect, structural engineer and electrical engineer of the renovation of this 7,300 square foot conversion from a Navy galley to a Community Recreation Center on the Naval Base at San Nicolas Island.
The center is the only food facility serving hundreds of military and civilian personnel on this isolated location.
The facility must serve a variety of functions, including providing low-cost meals to service personnel, a bar, a restaurant with a variety of food options and a meeting place for people to play games, lounge, and watch evening entertainment.
The center is the only food facility serving hundreds of military and civilian personnel on this isolated location.
The facility must serve a variety of functions, including providing low-cost meals to service personnel, a bar, a restaurant with a variety of food options and a meeting place for people to play games, lounge, and watch evening entertainment.
Brokaw Design (as The JF Jones Company) was the lead design firm and provided project management and structural engineering for this project to renovate the historic building PH69 at Naval Base Ventura County.
Work for this project included renovation of the interior of the gymnasium to provide more space and a more modern interior for the space.
Work included a new mezzanine structure, new racquetball courts, new HVAC and electrical systems and new finishes.
Work for this project included renovation of the interior of the gymnasium to provide more space and a more modern interior for the space.
Work included a new mezzanine structure, new racquetball courts, new HVAC and electrical systems and new finishes.
The project involved the renovation of existing office space into a new Sustainable Cafeteria located in the 300 N. Los Angeles Federal Building.
The design included green/sustainable design features with a goal of LEED Gold Certification and used recycled/recovered materials wherever possible.
Charles Beavers was the architect and project manager while with Interactive Resources.
Brokaw Design was the electrical and lighting engineer.
Resource conservation was a primary concern from the beginning of the project.
The design included green/sustainable design features with a goal of LEED Gold Certification and used recycled/recovered materials wherever possible.
Charles Beavers was the architect and project manager while with Interactive Resources.
Brokaw Design was the electrical and lighting engineer.
Resource conservation was a primary concern from the beginning of the project.
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