Preservation Pennsylvania honored Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects with two 2016 Pennsylvania Historic Preservation Awards during a ceremony Oct. 14 at the Yorktowne Hotel in downtown York.
Frank Dittenhafer, Todd Grove, Bruce Johnson & Peter Schwab attended from M&D.
The Zimmerman Center for Heritage received an Initiative Award in Education, while the Forum Auditorium received a Construction-Public & Institutional Properties award.
Here are some pictures from the event.
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At Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects, mentorship isn’t just a professional courtesy, but a cornerstone of the firm’s culture. Harper Kvasnovsky, Senior Associate at M&D, embodies that spirit wholeheartedly.
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Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects is working hard and collaborating with the community on an urban planning study for South George Street in York City.
“Historic preservation has always been a hallmark of ours for our 40-year history,” says M&D President Frank Dittenhafer II. These 10 projects exemplify our passion for this work.
Frederick Community College’s new Miller Center, a healthcare training facility, showcases the power of strategic design on a time crunch.