FEATURES
Building A (210’ x 80’) 2 Stories
27,111 SF in Total
Facilities & Streets Office
Parks & Ground Office
Park Rangers Office
Solid Waste Office
Building B (360’ x 108’) 2 Stories
62,531 SF in Total.
Administration
Fleet Interior/Exterior
Warehouse Interior/Exterior
Storage Area
Generator
Repairing Garage
Total Building Area: 89,642 SF
Site: 9.19 Acres
Access Road: 4.25 Acres
Alternate Vehicle Wash and Fueling Area: 2.37 Acres
Total Area: 15.80 Acres
SERVICES PROVIDED
Architectural Services
Conceptual Design
Programming
Cost Estimation
COBB Maintenance Facility
Boynton Beach, FL
PROJECT INFORMATION
The COBB Maintenance Facility represents a forward-thinking approach to municipal infrastructure planning, beginning with a robust programming and conceptual design phase. This project involved the creation of a detailed Master Plan for a new Public Works Facility—addressing the space needs of multiple departments while organizing operational efficiency across a 15.8-acre site.
MASTER-PLANNED HUB FOR MUNICIPAL SERVICES
The plan incorporates two major buildings, each designed for distinct yet interrelated service functions:
Building A (210’ x 80’, 2 stories, 27,111 SF) houses the Facilities & Streets Office, Parks & Grounds Office, Park Rangers Office, and Solid Waste Office, supporting administrative and field operations.
Building B (360’ x 108’, 2 stories, 62,531 SF) includes Fleet Maintenance, Warehouse Storage, Vehicle Repair Garage, Administration, Interior/Exterior Storage, and space for a Generator—ensuring the facility supports citywide logistics and vehicle servicing needs.
The master site plan carefully integrates driveways, parking zones, pedestrian sidewalks, and landscaped buffers, while accounting for dedicated areas such as an alternate vehicle wash and fueling zone (2.37 acres) and an access road (4.25 acres) to streamline internal circulation and reduce congestion.
Totaling 89,642 square feet of building area, the COBB Maintenance Facility stands as a model of purposeful planning—designed to centralize essential municipal operations while providing flexibility for future growth and efficiency.
