Alfred John Dunn, British Architect

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Alfred John Dunn, (1870 - 1957), F.R.I.B.A, British Architect part of the Arts and Crafts movement. Awarded Pugin in 1895.

1893-1895 Gold, Silver & Bronze National Medals for Architecture.

Architectural work by Alfred John Dunn:-

1894-1900 Estate residences on the Barnwood Estate, Gloucester, varying in cost from £600 to £3000. Also houses at Bournville, Birmingham.

1899-1900 Board schools, Gloucester to accomodate 900 children Board schools, Dunsford Road, Exeter, to accomodate 650 children.

1900 Board schools, Infants dept, Churchdown near Cheltenham.

1899-1901 Offices & business premises, Gloucester for City Council.

1899-1902 Offices & shops, several blocks, Gloucester.

1899-1902 St. James Club & Coffee House, Gloucester.

1900 Congregational church & lecture hall, Kings Norton.

1900 Chapel & lecture hall, Mount Pleasant, Exeter.

1902-1905 Municipal buildings & Public Library, Bideford, Devon.

1895-1903 Lecturer on Building Construction, Materials, & Sanitary Science, at the Central Municipal School of Art, Birmingham.

1887-1889 Engaged in the business of his father, Alexander Dunn, building contractor of Gloucester.

1889-1893 Articled at the age of 19 to George Cox, architect, of 26, Temple Street, Birmingham.

1894 Contractors General clerk of works for 6 months.

1894-1895 Devoted to the study of medieval buildings, measuring & sketching, etc.

1895 Pugin student of the R.I.B.A.

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