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Morton Dunn Architects is an established, regionally based, community focussed architectural practice, with a reputation for excellence in planning, design, and delivery of architectural services on a variety of projects. The firm was established in Ballarat by the Directors Alan Morton and Peter Dunn in 1987 and has grown to become one of the largest and best resourced architectural practices in regional Victoria. Our Work Civic Community Educational Commercial Residential Awards City of Ballarat, Design Excellence Awards 2004: Winner (424 Sturt Street, Ballarat - Advertising Signage), Commendations (Peter Stevens Motors, Ballarat - new commercial building, 424 Sturt Street, Ballarat – an extension/restoration of a heritage commercial building) Acknowledgments (The Phoenix, Ballarat - an extension/restoration of a heritage commercial building, ‘Metropolis’, Ballarat - a medium density development, Neilsen Residence, Ballarat - extension/restoration of a heritage residential building) Property Council of Australia Award 1998: Ballarat Town Hall Refurbishment (in association with Peter Elliott Architects) RAIA Victorian Chapter Award 1997 – Victorian Architecture Award: Ballarat Town Hall Refurbishment (in association with Peter Elliott Architects) Metal Building Awards 1999: Maribyrnong Children’s Centre Victorian Children’s Services Industry Award 1996: Building Modification - Carrinya Children’s Centre, Castlemaine Victorian Children’s Services Industry Award 1994: New Building - Girrabanya Children’s Centre, Ballarat
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