We have a distinctive aesthetic that seeks to combine our passion for materials and colour with a desire to create uniquely tailored architecture for the individual or specific organisation. This Facebook site provides a sample and demonstration of some of the work that we have done and what we offer, if it interests you, we recommend visiting out website www.johnmillsarchitects.co.nz, for a more
extensive collection of work, publications, and information. S C O P E O F S E R V I C E S
We believe that a successful building hinges on more than a creative solution. Architecture requires good communication and open relationships to achieve a successful result, one that engages the site and the environment, while expressing the individuality of the client. We're here to respond to your needs and ideas - and exceed your expectations. At John Mills Architects we are not only responsible for the design, we prefer to be involved throughout the construction of the finished projects. The process can be roughly down through the following phases:
1. Initial meeting and Brief delivery
2. Information Gathering/site analysis
3. Concept design
4. Developed design
5. Consents and working drawings
6. Tendering
7. Construction
8. Completion and Feedback
Our role includes liaising with builders, engineers and other consultants, administering the contract and observing construction... and we will also assist on the essential elements of joinery design, appliance selection, colours and landscaping! M A N I F E S T O
"Architecture is the mother of the arts as through it the poetry of peoples' lives can be expressed. The art of creating building within a landscape provides a canvas with which to craft and weave this poetry into a building. The beauty of this art is that in 50 years time it will still enrich the days and lives of those yet to see the sun"
"Practicality and comfort are so fundamental to quality building, form and space. The heart should leap, the eyes should widen and the soul should sing, - this is the aim of architecture."