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”

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folio includes a number of medical facilities. Project Manager Tina W. Go, who heads the firm's Los Angeles office, applies her medical expertise to designing new medical centers, as well as modernizing or expanding hospital rooms, catheterization labs, operating rooms and imaging rooms.

"We're taking a lot of that ... to the next level - not only providing the space for the medical portion of it, but [showing] you can have a beauti• ful building ... and incorporate the high-tech and everything else in it," Kluger Architects Inc is headquartered in Signal Hill (Photograph by the Business Journal's Thomas McConvilleJ she says.

Go is currently working on a high• end orthopedic rehabilitation center in Beyond enhancing the community, Pasadena, complete with open spaces, the firm's projects take advantage of the private treatment areas, imaging capa• bilities, Pilates equipment and surrounding urban environment, incorporating innovative Internet access. Patients would need solutions that could also be applied on larger scales. medical prescriptions to enter the cen•ter, which is slated for completion in

of California, Berkeley. "When we fin• ish a project, it's a lasting relationship," he explains. "It's not just a project and then we're done with it. We keep in touch with all clients." Kluger echoes the sentiment, adding that the approach is appropri• ate for all sectors the firm covers. "It's a formula that works - it works for medical, it works for private schools, it works for multifamily [and] whatever sector you're in," he says. "It's [about] relationship build• ing and making sure that your reputa• tion is strong and that you do repeat business and keep the client happy." Common design elements also help Kluger Architects bridge fundamental differences between the sectors it spans. For example, maximizing natur• al sunlight and choosing appropriate colors, textures, fabrics and finishes are essential for all buildings, as is ensur• ing sustainability. The firm's architects also aim to earn as many Leadership in (Photograph by the Business Journal's Thomas McConville) Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) points as possible on each pro• the summer of 2009. The center is of classrooms and science laborato• ject - even if the clients do not want to part of Kluger Architects' award win- ries at St. Anthony High School in pursue certification - while ensuring ning Crown City Medical Campus, Long Beach, a new gymnasium and that the building still is cost-effective which includes a veterinary clinic, a science building at Cathedral High and accommodates its users. renovated medical clinic and a new School in Los Angeles and the reno- "You won't find an ego in this office medical office building. vation of Paraclete High School in at all," Kluger says. "We're far Kluger, meanwhile, is finishing Lancaster. At Paraclete, for instance, more interested in creating buildings up a rehabilitation center for people students were solicited for input on that inspire the people who are going older than 60 years that is located in Kluger's designs and asked to express to use them - and that's the common part [in] working on these schools and "When we finish a another Crown City Medical Group their own recommendations. building in El Monte. Expected to "We like to involve the kids in working on these medical facilities project, it's a lasting open in November, the 3,000-square• par•ticular," Klugersays. "The teach• and working on the vet clinics." relationship. It's not just foot center pioneers the concept of ers are like anybody else - once you "You go to a vet clinic because your offering baby boomers a place to exer• start working in a building, you get pet has a problem, you go to a doctor's a project and then cise outside of conventional gyms, used to a building, you tailor your clinic because you have a problem we're done with it. while providing on-site orthopedic behavior to the way that the [and] the kids are going to school in rehab/care and physician monitoring. building is designed - but the kids areas where they are seriously chal• We keep in touch The key to building functional med• only get one go. They're in there lenged [because] it's too easy for them with all clients." ical facilities, the architects add, is for [four] years and then they' re to go and join a gang," he continues. asking patients what would make them gone, so they see things that other "We can provide them with physical Charles Kluger, Principal more comfortable and asking employ• people don't." environments . . . that lift people's ees what they need to make them more Overall, Kluger Architects' success spirits. And it doesn't have to go wild; efficient and simplify their jobs. "We also hinges upon the long-term rela• it just has to be nice, it just has to think tionships forged with many of its about the people that are using it." • listen to our clients and our clients' clients, Director of Operations Rick needs," Kluger says. "The important Ugalde says, noting that the firm con• thing is that, really, we're here as tools tinues to support school communities for our clients to make sure that [their] through participation in scholarship needs are met and we listen to them." programs and sponsorship events. In The firm applies the same principle fact, the firm's current summer intern to its work within the educational sec• graduated from Cathedral High School IL@g_�lln tor, which has included the renovation and is now studying at the University August 2008 BUSINESS JOURNAL

Résumés

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26 Years of Experience Founded Kluger Architects in 1994

Background Bachelor of Architecture, University of Texas, Honors in Advanced Design Lawrence University, Southfield Michigan

Registered Architect: State of California, State of Colorado, State of Texas. Member: American Institute of Architects Society of American Registered Architects Charles “Chuck” Kluger, AIA Conference for Catholic Facility Management Principal Construction Specification Institute

Select Project Experience Architect in Charge/Lead Designer CA License #24283 St. Rita of Casica Parochial School, Sierra Madre, CA Cathedral High School, Los Angeles, CA St. Finbar Parish Multipurpose Gymnasium, Burbank, CA Verbum Dei High School, Los Angeles, CA Charles worked with preeminent St. Genevieve High School, Panorama City, CA architectural firms in Los Angeles and St. Philip the Apostle, Pasadena, CA Orange County, where he was Paraclete High School, Lancaster, CA responsible for the design, St. Anthony High School, Long Beach, CA construction, and management of Our Lady of Guadalupe, Oxnard, CA Bishop Mora Salesian High School, Boyle Heights, CA several projects. St. Joachim Catholic Parish, Costa Mesa, CA Prentice Private School for Special Needs, Santa Ana, CA As principal of Kluger Architects, Charles’ oversees all Padre Serra Parish, Camarillo, CA projects, provides guidance, motivation, and is a pivotal Home of the Christians, Monterey Park, CA leader to his employees. After graduating with honors in Our Lady of Fatima, San Clemente, CA Advanced Design from the University of Texas, Charles worked worked with renowned architectural firms in St. Demetrois, Camarillo, CA Southern California. Church of the Resurrection, Escondido, CA St. Peter Chanel, Hawaiian Gardens, CA St. Borromeo Parish, San Diego, CA Charles is a licensed architect in the states of California, Our Lady of Guadalupe, El Monte, CA Colorado, and Texas. He has been a licensed architect in *Charles Kluger has been invovled in All Projects at Kluger California since June, 1993 and has worked in most major Architects, Not all of them are listed. and small cities across the state of California. With over 25 years of experience in architectural planning, design, project coordination, construction administration, and Awards supervision, Charles is versatile in all aspects of California Society of Registered Architects, Design Award architecture. AIA Long Beach, Excellence in Design Award Society of American Registered Architects, Design Award of Honor City of Signal Hill, Sustainability Award Charles is a member of the American Institute of Gold Nugget, Design Award of Merit Architects, Society of American Registered Architects, Academy of Architecture for Health, and the Construction Specification Institute. He also holds many “Excellence in Design” awards given to him by the American Institute of Architects for his previous works in several cities. s t c e t i h c r a K l u g e r

12 Years of Experience Joined Kluger Architects in 2018

Background Crafton Hills College, Yacaipa, CA

Registered Architect: State of California Member: American Institue of Architects

David Acosta, AIA

Select Project Experience Project Architect St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School, Yorba Linda, CA CA License #36040 The Gibson, Santa Monica, CA Our Lady of Victory, Compton, CA Atherton Residence, Atherton, CA* Histrocial District Office Building, Highland, CA* David has managed many high-end OERM Library, Perris, CA* residential and mid-sized commercial Agriculture Cultivation & Manufacturing Facility, Cathedral City, CA* projects throughout his career. He has Peninsula Home, Big Bear Lake, CA* St. Columbus Episcopal Church, Big Bear City, CA* played a lead role in coordinating with Historical Residence, Bronxville, NY* team members and consultants. City Hall’s Permit Center, Big Bear Lake, CA* Doctor’s Residence, Fawnskin, CA* Log Home Getaway, Big Bear Lake, CA* Gas and El Pollo Loco, Big Bear Lake, CA* David has been in the architecture field for over 12 years. Throughout his career, he has developed his skills as a *Experience Prior to Kluger Architects project architect by managing projects and producing documentation for different sized projects. David has worked on interior / exterior remodels, commercial renovations, and tenant improvements.

David is advanced in architectural software used for client presentations and document production. Experience includes working with Revit, AutoCAD, Sketchup, and various microsoft office programs. David can also develop 3D models and high quality renderings.

In recent times, David has performed consultation, planning design and contract documentation services for interior / exterior residential design and renovation, tenant improvements, commercial renovations, and planning applications for various sized projects.

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7 Years of Experience Joined Kluger Architects in 2012

Background Bachelor of Architecture, Woodbury School of Architecture Autodesk Revit Training, Westech College

Associate Member: American Institute of Architects

Giovanni F. Salas, Assoc. AIA

Select Project Experience Designer Our Lady of Fatima, San Clemente, CA Our Lady of Guadalupe, Oxnard, CA Church of the Resurrection, Escondido, CA St. Anthony’s Catholic School, Oxnard, CA Home of the Christians, Monterey Park, CA Giovanni has proved to be versatile St. Genevieve High School, Los Angeles, CA and proficient with the skills he has St. Mark Baptist Church, Long Beach, CA acquired in school and in the field of St. Rita of Cascia, Sierra Madre, CA architecture. He is quick to acclimate and adjust himself to any project he is assigned to in short time.

Ever since joining Kluger Architects in the summer of 2012, Giovanni has been exposed to all aspects of the architectural professional world. He has dealt with clerical and architectural issues since working at Kluger Architects.

Giovanni’s overall tasks when approaching any project includes drafting, schematic design, interior and exterior design, and material selection. He also aids in traveling to city agencies and applying for permitting. Moreover, he will serve as a liason between the client and the most senior members of the office, as well as assisting in overseeing construction.

Giovanni is now in charge of all digital presentations and presentation materials. Giovanni is also skilled in architectural drafting, 3D modeling with either Autodesk Revit or Sketchup, and digital renderings. When it comes to material selection, material library, and material board presentations, Giovanni excels in assembling presentation materials. Lastly, he also coordinates all of the firm’s lunch & learns and keep us informed of the latest material in the industry.

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Portfolio

CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION Escondido, CA

CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION Escondido, California

Positioned on the site in the North – South direction as the hallmark to the campus this new 19,835 sf main sanctuary is of the largest and most unique Catholic Churches in San Diego. The Church design is positioned and integrated into the existing sloping grades which allows the main 14 foot wood sculpted front doors to face the main expansive piazza and a large infused glass illuminated reredos located behind the Altar to face both the congregation from the inside and the city of Escondido from the exterior.

The Church is comprised of more than 1,400 seats which also includes a column free Main Sanctuary, Daily Chapel, a 35 person Choir, Quite Room, Sacristy, Reconciliation Rooms, Music Rooms, Altar Servers Room, granite devotional niche to “Our Lady”, a Vestment Room, Audio/Visual Room and a large expansive Narthex.

Artwork from various places around the world will adorn the Sanctuary. The primary art work will be from the Artisans of Don Bosco from both Peru and Italy. Local manufacturers were also specified for specific items include a local quarry for the granite Altar, Ambo, Baptismal Font and Holy Water Dispensers.

Church of the Resurrection is under construction and will open in 2018.

ST. RITA OF CASCIA Sierra Madre, California

For the most part of the 2016 year, Kluger Architects has been commissioned to work on the schematic master planning phase for the renovation and enhancement of St. Rita's Catholic Parish located in Sierra Madre. Our goal is to review existing conditions of site and program to provide a preliminary layout based upon the needs that were assessed during our investigation.

One singular element is to amalgamate two school buildings separated by a street into one educational campus. The preliminary design incorporates the Parish’s desire to complement the neighborhood’s craftsman-style residences.

ST. PETER CHANEL Hawaiian Gardens, California

Positioned directly on axis to the main road leading to the site, this Catholic Church was designed to be inspirational to all who may visit. This one thousand seat church is specifically designed to meet the growing needs of an ethnically diverse parish. Warm colors and materials grace the interior of the church and are used to accent certain areas; such as using marble as the platform and altar. These materials complement the various liturgical items that are placed on the raised platform. A semi-private sacristy carries the same theme at a smaller scale to allow for private adoration. The simple shapes and subtle color changes on the interior and exterior accentuate the architectural shapes and mass. The sweeping gracefulness of the high wood interior ceiling transitions into light wells over the altar, and at other key areas, to allow natural light to become part of the celebration.

The large exterior custom concrete plaza becomes a gathering place before and after services. The plaza pattern radiates from the center of the main entry doors. This radiating patter complements the 12 concrete columns standing at the entry.

ST. MARGARET MARY Lomita, California

The expansion and renovation of the existing Spanish Mission style church required sensitivity to the existing architectural style of the church. New lighting, additional pews, expansion of the seating area, new restrooms, flooring, storage, altar and baptismal front were necessary to accommodate the growing parish. The existing parish maintains a serene campus environment, which this renovation respected.

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE El Monte, California

Once again a multi-purpose building design was the best option for this project. With a tight budget and strict demands, a space was required that could serve the community by offering meeting space, a commercial kitchen and housing for those that reside at the parish. The new design called for a plaza renovation, a new meeting hall, new priest accommodations and future plans for renovation of the Parish Hall and school buildings.

ST. GENEVIEVE Panorama City, California

St. Genevieve, a private Roman Catholic high school that serves as a higher form of educations in a predominantly low- income area, has been in need of expanding its outdated facility. As of 2013, St. Genevieve, a National School of Character, solicited Kluger Architects to generate a master plan that would include a new football field, high school, performing arts center, and parish center, plus extensive renovation of the existing elementary school.

Gymnasiums/Auditoriums

CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL Los Angeles,

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Gymnasium and Football Field

Cathedral High School decided to divide the expansion and renovation of the school into two phases: (1) renovate and add a new gym/assembly space and science class rooms and (2) construct, in the future, a new performing arts facility.

Phase 1 was completed in 2008. The new wing consisted of a gymnasium, athletic facilities, assembly space, science labs, and additional classroom space. The new gymnasium was designed to be compliant with C.I.F. regulations and is equipped with locker rooms, a weight- lifting space, and an “alumni room” which is an observation balcony that overlooks downtown L.A.

The school is currently in the fund-raising phase for the future performing arts facility.

ST. FINBAR Burbank, California

This multi-phase campus master plan includes a new gymnasium / multi-purpose room, renovations to the convent, the rectory, the meeting rooms, the classrooms and the administrative offices. Opened in 2012, the first phase consists of the new gymnasium / multi- purpose Parish and school building, kitchen, and youth/after school program area.

VERBUM DEI HIGH SCHOOL Los Angeles, California

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In conjunction with Verbum Dei High School and the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Kluger Architects was invited to renovate the school by adding a new gymnasium, an athletic field, a concession, and library. The first project was completed in 2001 with a construction cost totaling $9,500,000. The second project renovated and upgraded four existing classrooms into six classrooms consisting of science, biology, physics and chemistry labs as well as a pre-algebra classroom

ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE Pasadena, California

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The renovation and expansion project, completed in November 2007, focused on designing a new 11,000 square foot Parish Hall and a new 26,000 square foot, two-story, K-8 school building which were dedicated on December 7th, 2007 by his Eminence Cardinal Mahony creating a landmark project symbolizing a continuous progression of Saint Philip’s dedication of service to others. Kluger Architects was responsible for multiple aspects of design meant to join the various parts of St. Philip the Apostle School into one homogenous project.

PARACLETE HIGH SCHOOL Lancaster, California

Paraclete High School, a Catholic High School located in Lancaster, CA, required a new building for increased enrollment. This project consisted of a new multi-purpose gymnasium, a classroom building, and a master plan for the future growth. Phase 1 of the improvements was the 32,000 square foot two story facility that contains 16 expanded classrooms, two of which include retractable walls for added flexibility and continuing adult education, and a prep kitchen to accommodate a maximum enrollment of 800 plus students. The future expansion plans of Paraclete High School include a multi-lane track and field, a football field with surrounding bleachers, a baseball diamond and practice area, and a future art center featuring music, dance, theater and choir of which Kluger Architects Inc. will be intimately involved.

ST. JOACHIM Costa Mesa, California

The new 8,500 sq. ft. Gymnasium houses Saint Joachim’s athletic facilities as well as a multitude of other uses for the parish school including school assemblies, presentations, and performances. The new 18,079 Sq. Ft. school building provides the students with science and computer laboratories, a library, and classrooms from kindergarten through 8th grade. The building also provides the faculty with new offices, conference rooms, and a parish administration.

BISHOP MORA SALESIAN HIGH SCHOOL – GYMNASIUM Los Angeles, California

This landmark project symbolizes a new era in sports for Salesian High School. This once underdeveloped all boys school now boasts a new two story colored masonry gymnasium with regulation size basketball courts, a wrestling room, a fitness center, concessions, and locker rooms. The project also includes a C.I.F. regulation football field, on grade bleachers, renovated classrooms, a band room, and a new parking lot.

PADRE SERRA PARISH Camarrilo, California

Kluger Architects was chosen to construct a new Parish Center and administration offices. The finished design consisted of a 26,000 square foot building and new administration offices.

OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE Oxnard, California

Our Lady of Guadalupe in Oxnard is going to build a new TK, K, 1st Grade, Library and Science building. They hired Kluger Architects to do all of the designs and to make it best represent the school. The school has recently approved of our design scheme and we are looking forward to moving forward with the next phase.

OUR LADY OF FATIMA San Clemente, California

Kluger Architects was selected by Our Lady of Fatima to redesign the facade of their school, add a digital sign, create an ADA ramp, and completely redesign the entrance to the school.

The project was completed at the end of 2016 and our client was delighted to see the final product.

Project Experience

PROJECTS

CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION ST. DEMETROIS Escondido, CA Camarillo, CA 1,500 occupancy church and multi-purpose Master plan competition for new church, facility, part of a five phase master plan for the school, religious education and facility offices. parish. ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE Long Beach, CA Oxnard, CA Classroom renovation and new school library. New school building for TK, K and 1st grade. This will also include a science room, computer PARACLETE HIGH SCHOOL room, and library. Lancaster, CA 32,000 sf. Two-story classroom and new ST. FINBAR MULTI-PURPOSE GYMNASIUM multipurpose classroom & practice gymnasium. CENTER Expanded track and football field. Burbank, CA Master plan for school campus for the next 20 New Parish Hall, classrooms, and master years. planning of campus / phasing studies and cost analysis. VERBUM DEI HIGH SCHOOL Los Angeles Archdiocese, Los Angeles, CA ST. RITA OF CASCIA – PAROCHIAL SCHOOL New Gymnasium and Sports Field, Library, and Sierra Madre, CA multi-purpose arts building, renovation to Schematic master plan which includes a science wing to create college level renovation of the entire school campus and laboratories. enhancements of St. Rita’s Catholic Parish. BISHOP MORA SALESIAN HIGH SCHOOL OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE Boyle Heights, CA El Monte, CA New gymnasium, CIF regulation athletic field, Plaza renovation; new Meeting Hall; New Priest concession area and underground classroom accommodations; Future phases; renovation of facilities. Parish Hall and School Buildings. ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC PARISH HOME OF THE CHRISTIANS Costa Mesa, CA Monterey Park, CA Campus renovation and Master Plan of existing New 3-Story Multipurpose building including facilities: New Parish hall renovation, Upgrade Fellowship Hall, Classrooms, Nursery, existing educational building, new multi- Administration Office, Church and Master purpose building, campus planning. Renovation Planning. of existing classrooms converted into rectory and meeting rooms. CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL Los Angeles, CA ST. PHILIP THE APOSTLE New gymnasium / assembly space and a science Pasadena, CA classroom. New gymnasium included weight Master Plan including the new Parish Hall, K room, locker room, and an “Alumni Room”. through 8th grade school building and renovation of 15,000 sf. Of existing school building.

PADRE SERRA PARISH ST. ANTHONY’S CATHOLIC SCHOOL Camarillo, CA Los Angeles Archdiocese, Oxnard, CA 26,000 sf. Parish Center and Administration Redesign of lobby, administration office, and Offices. storage rooms. Also added storefront windows to breezeway for protection from the weather. ST. GENEVIEVE HIGH SCHOOL Panorama City, CA OUR LADY OF FATIMA Master Plan of Campus / phasing and cost Los Angeles Archdiocese, San Clemente, CA analysis. New High School, underground parking Redesign of lobby, façade, and entrance of and sports field. school. An ADA ramp was also added at the front of the school. PRENTICE PRIVATE SCHOOL Tustin, CA HOLY FAMILY RTR MODULAR KINDERGARTEN New science, computer, art, music building and SCHOOL new administration building. Los Angeles Archdiocese, Los Angeles, CA

ST. BERNARD RTR MODULAR KINDERGARTEN CHURCH OF THE RESURRECTION RTR MODULAR SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL Los Angeles Archdiocese, Los Angeles, CA Los Angeles Archdiocese, Los Angeles, CA

ST. PETER CHANEL CATHOLIC CHURCH ST. TURIBUS KINDERGARTEN AND RTR Hawaiian Gardens, CA MODULAR CLASS ROOM New 10,000 sf. Church with confessional, Los Angeles Archdiocese, Los Angeles, CA baptismal font, blessed sacrament chapel, and site work. REGINAL CAELI GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL Los Angeles Archdiocese, Compton, CA ST. MARGARET MARY Exterior renovation and new entry feature. Lomita, CA Renovation of existing 617 seat church.

ST. BORROMEO PARISH San Diego, CA Pre-K School, reception area and administration offices.

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