Specialties
We specialize in sustainable design and bring green and sustainable elements to all of our projects.
Educational facilities comprise ninety-five percent of I Z design studio's work, more than 165 projects. We have thirty-five years of experience and have worked with over thirty different school districts in Washington, Idaho, and Nevada.
Of course, being located in Las Vegas, we also specialize in hospitality type projects with restaurant and retail projects in some of the strips premier hotel and shopping properties.
History
Established in 1976.
RFBA now known as IZ Design Studio, was established in 1976. For the past thirty-six years, we have been designing educational facilities, public works projects, commercial projects, and medical projects with a focus on customer satisfaction. We hold current licenses in the states of Washington, Idaho, and Nevada. RFBA was renamed IZ Design Studio in 2010 upon the opening of the Nevada office. The Nevada location is new to the firm, but our clients will still receive the top expertise they have come to expect from Zach Broyles, Architect, LEED AP who has been working continuously in Nevada since 2003 as a lead designer and Project Manager for other local firms.
Meet the Business Owner: Zach B.
Zach has been living in the world of architecture since he was born. As the son of a successful architect in Washington, he started his tenure sketching figures in his private office below his father's desk as a toddler. Before he could even drive, he was attending project meetings and assisting with creating as-built documentation and punch lists. Zach was officially employed at his father's firm throughout high school and college beginning in 1993.
Zach received his accredited Bachelor's Degree in Architecture from Washington State University in 2003. He recognized the changing industry early on in his college career and made great sacrifices to schedule in all classes required for majors in both Architecture and Construction Management. He graduated with less than a full year left for the Construction Management degree so that he could begin his career in the booming town of Las Vegas.