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Religious Portfolio Religious Portfolio Table of Contents 1. Company Profile 2. Community Sponsorship 3. Press: Long Beach Business Journal, "Kluger Architects: Building Communities" 4. Resumes Charles E. Kluger, AIA Principal David Acosta, AIA Project Architect Giovanni F. Salas, Associate AIA Junior Designer Luis E. Iniestra, Associate AIA Draftsman 5. Portfolio Relgious and Educational St. Rita of Cascia, Sierra Madre, CA Church of the Resurrection, Escondido, CA St. Peter Chanel, Hawaiian Gardens, CA St. Margaret Mary, Lomita, CA Our Lady of Guadalupe, El Monte, CA St. Genevieve, Panorama City, CA St. Finbar, Burbank, CA St. Philip the Apostle, Pasadena, CA Cathedral High School, Los Angeles, CA Verbum Dei High School, Los Angeles, CA Paraclete High School, Lancaster, CA St. Joachim, Costa Mesa, CA Bishop Mora Salesian High School, Los Angeles, CA Padre Serra, Camarillo, CA Our Lady of Guadalupe, Oxnard, CA Our Lady of Fatima, San Clemente, CA Bishop Alemany High School, Mission Hills, CA St. Andrew Catholic School, Pasadena, CA 6. Project Experience Company Profile Follow Kluger Architects: WHO WE ARE Company Profile ABOUT KLUGER ARCHITECTS Kluger Architects, Inc. has been an “S” corporation since 1994. Our services range from architectural design, engineering site analysis, master planning, conceptual layouts, space planning and interior design, as well as schematic design, design development and construction documents. Our post design services include bidding, cost analysis, construction management and observation. The firm operates out of Signal Hill, California. Additional services provided in-house include Auto CAD 2D and 3D, Revit, 3D renderings, PowerPoint presentations, fly-through animation, furniture procurement, construction cost estimating, record drawings and as- builts, and LEED™ projects (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System Certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. We are members of the 2030 Challenge for sustainability! EXPERTISE Kluger Architects, Inc. specializes in the planning, design, and renovation of religious and cultural/community projects. Some of our completed projects include Cathedral High School, St. Finbar in Burbank, Our Lady of Guadalupe in El Monte, and St. Peter Chanel in Hawaiian Gardens. Currently, we are working on a Our Lady of Guadalupe in Oxnard, Church of the Resurrection in Escondido and St. Rita of Cascia in Sierra Madre including their a long range Master Planning and several new buildings. Kluger Architects, Inc. has a style that is expressed in collaboration with your organization in order to realize the client’s dreams both aesthetically and functionally. Principal, Charles E. Kluger is licensed in several states and is a member of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), and the Catholic Facilities Managers ( CCFM ). Professional business practices and decisions are based on our employees’ combined experience of over 75 years in all phases of architecture. WHO WE ARE 1. CLIENTRELATIONSHIP Kluger Architects, Inc. will act as a liaison, guide, designer, and coordinator for your organization from idea inception through project completion. We will assist with each stage of the process and ensure the client’s comfort with the plethora of decisions that must be made. Kluger Architects, Inc. believes that each organization’s staff members are the natural “Facility Managers.” We believe, as the occupiers of the spaces, they most likely understand what the project requires. From the project beginning, Kluger Architects, Inc. encourages a high level of input from these “facility managers” in order to develop a smoothly integrated design solution. During the initial design programming phase, Kluger Architects compiles the guidelines for designing the project from workshops where user groups discuss various needs and requirements. These workshops allow Kluger Architects, Inc. to use diagrams, rough room layouts, and schematic plans for general critique until all members are satisfied with the anticipated design. Charles Kluger, AIA will be the "team leader" for meetings, in - house staff and community and Parish based meetings and events. The project process will entail several meetings and relationship building meetings whereby the elements of the project will be discussed , researched and programming will be determined. The electronic surveys will be an integral part of the process. COST EFFECTIVE ARCHITECTURE Our designers are constantly researching the latest design and construction techniques and discovering low cost solutions to produce sophisticated architecture. We will evaluate your organization’s facilities with relevant design aesthetics to assist in reaching a creative solution. Additionally, the project may create an opportunity where the community can learn from the building’s design by incorporating sustainable design principles (e.g. alternative energy, day lighting solutions and natural ventilation systems) into the project’s aesthetics. Implementing creative architectural ideas can improve overall user health and decrease the cost of long-term facility upkeep. WORKINGRELATIONSHIP We have established strong Consultant relationships that complement each company’s work ethic. During the design process we coordinate the work between all the consultants to best develop the ideas generated in the programming phase into a fully functioning building. Our collaboration creates designs intended to last multiple decades, be cost effective, and uphold each facility’s design principles. Kluger Architects, Inc. will assist in selecting the best design scheme and develop a series of construction phasing options based upon the project budget, function constraints, and temporary room use coordination. We monitor the potential costs at all significant stages of the project using industry sources to ensure compatibility with budget. Community Sponsorship Community Sponsorship Kluger Architects has been proud sponsors for many organizations and charities that we have worked with in the past. When we work with a client, we are not just business partners, we are friends and supporters. Being a small local business in Signal Hill we are actively involved in the Signal Hill Chamber of Commerce and city events in Signal Hill and Long Beach. The following is a partial list of some of our sponsorships: Rancho Amigos Rehabilitation Hospital Annual Sponsor Tulare Regional Medical Center’s Festival of Trees Tulare Regional Medical Center’s Summer Jubilee Major Event Sponsor Church of the Resurrection Annual Festival: Festival sponsor Community Hospital Golf Tournament: Signs and golf “green” holes and awards benefactor Long Beach Conservation Corps Annual: “Dine on Pine” Sponsor CCFM: Luncheon Sponsor at Annual Event Cathedral High School Scholarship Fund Catholic Education Foundation Padre Serra Golf Tournament Paraclete High School Golf Tournament Signal Hill Chamber of Commerce: Luncheon sponsorships (Biannually) Signal Hill Community Foundation: Annual Summer Outdoor Concert series Signal Hill Community Foundation: Annual Halloween Festival Signal Hill Community Foundation: Annual Ester Egg Hunt CSHE Central Regional Luncheon Sponsorship at TRMC: Annually at TRMC “The Christmas Store” Annual Toy Event for First Congregational Church – Signal Hill Press: Long Beach Business Journal, “Kluger Architects: Building Communities” Charles Klu ger is p rinci pal of Kluger Architects In c., which he esta bli shed in l ong Beach in 1994 and reloca ted lo Signa l Hill in 2005. (Photograph by th e Business Jo urnal's Thomas Mc Convillel rom opera tin g rooms and an i• more and mo re of these [projects]. mal clinics to private schoo ls Now we're wo rkin g o n the Westside Kluger F and chur ches , the projects and in some other areas." designed by Kluger Architects Inc. Originally establi s hed in Long ce rtainl y s pan a variety of sec tors. But Beach in 1994 , Kluger Arc hit ec ts the work is also drawn toge ther by a reloc ated to Sig nal Hill in 2005. As a Architects: com mon thread - the des ir e to result , the firm has continued to fortify en hance the surroundin g community its ties wit h both cities . For examp le, and maximize loc al assets. Kluger - w ho also owns a loc al devel• Building The Long Beach Redevelopment opment company - says he has Age nc y recog ni zed this quality w he n already discussed procurin g unu se d it comm iss ione d Klu ger Architects to land and developing mixed-use pro• un dertake a series of facade im prove • jec ts with Long Beac h ' s and Sig nal H Communities ments more than thr ee yea rs ago. The ill' s redeve lo pme nt agenc ies. firm has so far compl eted betwee n Beyond en hanci ng the com munit y, • By ALEXIA TERZOPOULOS e ig ht and IO facades, and its design the firm's projects take adva ntage of Staff Writer for an office buil din g on the 4300 the su rrou nding urban envi ronm e nt , block of Atlanti c Avenue in Bixby incorp o rating innovative solutions Knolls that was inspired by artis t Piet that could also be appli e d on larger Mondrian is perhaps its most notable scales. Projects are lo cated through• and notice able. out Southern Califo rnia, from Ventura " In that area, w h ic h is probably two Count y to San Diego. or three bloc ks of projects, it really While work in g o n preliminary mad e a n im provemen t," says Principal d raw i ngs fo r the renovation of Cats & Charles Kluger. "T hen the city put the Dogs An im al Hospita l o n Redondo median in , businesses im proved and, I Ave nu e , for ex amp le, Kluger think , that spearheaded Arc h itects obser ve d a sig nificant lack of parking and suggested building a lift system that would double the amount of available space. Cars are parked in the lot and then hoisted up by a lift, opening up space for another car underneath. The firm has already applied this technology to a project on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, Kluger says, noting that if Long Beach likes the idea, the system could help overcome the challenges of an increasingly dense urban setting.
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