Reeves & Associates...
 Reeves and Associates, Architects/Disability Consultants is a full service architectural firm founded in 1973.
Reeves and Associates has always designed projects to provide access for the disabled.
Reeves and Associates designed an ADA retrofit project for eleven high schools under a Federal Court mandate. The firm completed a comprehensive ADA Compliance survey for San Diego International Airport. We also assist clients involved in litigation on accessibility issues.
Architect Don Reeves, owner and principal architect of Reeves and Associates is personally involved in every project undertaken by
the firm.
Architect Reeves is a distinguished, award winning, architect, who has practiced in California for more than forty years. Architect Reeves reviewed the plans of the Padres new ballpark (Petco Park) for the City of San Diego. This extraordinary effort insured that the new ballpark was the most accessible sports facility ever constructed.
In his years of professional practice, Architect Reeves has produced an impressive body of work for many significant clients. His work has been widely published and many of his projects have received local, state and national awards. for his exceptional work with an entire group of disabled veterans, Don was awarded a National Commendation by the Paralyzed Veterans of America.
A Vietnam Veteran, Reeves is a Retired Navy Captain. he has served on and chaired many Civic Organizations.
Certified Assess Specialist Program (CASp)
California Senate Bill 262 of 2003 authorized the State Architect to establish a program for certification by the State of a person who meets specified criteria as a Certified Assess Specialist (CASp). Architect Don Reeves is fully enrolled in CASp and will earn certification as soon as it is available.
In addition to his experienced staff, Architect Don Reeves utilizes the considerable talents of long-standing professional structural and civil engineering firms when required.
We will assess your needs and provide you with our best professional advice to achieve accessibility and meet the requirements of the ADA, IBC (International Building Code), and local disability statutes.
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