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Miller-Mize Precast (formally Miller Precast) welcomes you to our web site. Our objective is to introduce you to who we are and to provide you with a snapshot of our products and capabilities. The goal of Miller-Mize Precast, Inc. is to continue bringing the architects, designers, builders and masons a quality product and to help them accomplish their task by using precast as a premier design material for their projects.
Miller-Mize Precast's commitment to quality begins with our team’s desire to build a product they can be proud of and want to sign their name to. Additionally, our company as an Architectural Precast Association (APA) certified plant, pledges to perform our quality checks regularly ensuring we stay within the projects specifications.
Our web site is divided into pages to help you understand our products, view through the gallery a small sample of our previous projects, and find specifications we use on many of our jobs. Furthermore, there is a brief history about us and ways you can contact us. If there is something missing that you need, please let us know as it is our aim to supply you with complete information and absolute satisfication.
Feature Project
| National Infantry Museum, Columbus, GA |
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National Infantry Museum
757 pieces - Architectural Precast and Cast Stone on Building
384 pieces - Architectural Precast on Rotunda
Architect: Hecht Burdeshaw Architects, Inc.
General Contractor: Batson-Cook Construction
Completion Date: June 2009
The National Infantry Museum's Grand Opening in June 2009 was a ceremonious event that had some very high brass individuals in attendance. Located in Columbus, GA, at the Main Entry of Ft Benning, GA, the National Infantry Museum has something for all ages including a gift shop, a restaurant, an indoor shooting range, parade grounds, and an IMAX Theater.
The Museum project consisted of more than 900 pieces of both precast and cast stone. Finely etched precast cornice can be seen completely surrounding the 190,000 square foot building. The same quality precast is used in the structure of the rotunda entablature and the building parapet is constructed with both precast and cast stone produced by Miller-Mize Precast.
National Infantry Museum – Force Wall
164 pieces - Architectural Cast Stone
Architect: French & Associates Landscape Architects
General Contractor: ValleyCrest Landscape Companies
Completion Date: February 2009
The front wall that guards the Museum is called the “Force Wall”. Miller-Mize produced the Cast Stone Caps for this entry wall. The Force Wall can be seen in the foreground of the above picture.
National Infantry Museum – Parade Stadium
332 pieces - Architectural Cast Stone
Architect: French & Associates Landscape Architects
General Contractor: Bray Building Corporation
Completion Date: March 2009
The National Infantry Parade Ground and Stadium is now the location for all infantry graduation and other celebrations at Ft. Benning. Miller-Mize produced the cast stone for the stadium and its surrounding landscape walls.
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