Katherine Miller has a unique technical background, specializing in curtain wall and building façade detailing. She started her career as a façade consultant in New York City, developing expertise in a range of exterior cladding, including all-glass curtain walls, metals, stone, terracotta and precast concrete cladding systems. Since joining EHDD in 2006, Katherine has led the enclosure design on EHDD’s most technically challenging projects including the David and Lucile Packard Foundation Headquarters, the nation’s first net-zero energy office building, and the curvilinear glass-clad Pacific Visions addition to the Aquarium of the Pacific. She has extensive experience with custom unitized curtain wall for high-rise buildings such as the City College of San Francisco Chinatown/North Beach campus, as well as high-performance enclosures for all building scales. Miller received her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley and Master of Architecture from Columbia University.