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"I have worked with John Miller on many
complicated projects over the past fifteen years. John has great
passion for his craft and a dedication to work through even
the most challenging design issues. He is truly an architect
with vision."
Tony Mirenda, President, Toeniskoetter
& Breeding Construction, Inc.
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The renovation of the existing church was
unique in that the church seating area was rotated 90 degrees
and featured a new entry, chapel, and interior finishes. Mr.
Miller designed custom liturgical furnishings, baldachino, altar
and ambo.
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Silenced after severe damage in the 1989
earthquake, the bells are ringing once again. They were sent
to The Netherlands for a complete renovation incorporating 'state
of the art' sound instrumentation. They now reside in a new
setting that displays their beauty.
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Careful attention to the historic background
and integration of classic design details transformed this early
twentieth century home into a 'grand dame' situated on a prominent
corner lot in the historic Town of Los Gatos. This building
has been included in the book Los Gatos Observed.
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"John did a masterful job in having to re-design
a building already under construction."
Fr. Robert
Leger, Pastor
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A new church, which reflects the Byzantine tradition was designed after a fire
completely destroyed the original church in April 2002. Future plans include a
parish hall, daycare facilities, classrooms and administrative offices.
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"John Miller has a fine eye for the creative
and vision for the entire job. He pays attention to how the
design impacts the whole and translates, well, the needs of
the client in the final outcome."
Fr. Gary Thomas,
St. Nicholas parish.
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The new master plan includes a new street
entrance and plaza along with the re-design and addition of
new interior elements. The new design creates links to form
a cohesive campus.
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lunches and creates a focal point for outdoor events and school gatherings.
The manufactured trusses and beams accelerated construction and reduced
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The Church interior is being designed to increase
the seating to 950 congregants. A new skylight, liturgical furniture
and clerestory creates a central focal point for the Nave.
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An additional 14,000 sq. ft. provide space for
classrooms, daycare, science room, library, computer lab, administrative
office and tutorial room. A new formal structure graces the entry
while renovated parking lots increase efficiency and complement the
landscaping.
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For several years, members of two neighboring parishes
worked
to build a new unified community. Today, we are working with
this community in planning their new place of worship ... for
all to celebrate.
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