Loder and Dunphy

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An architectural practice formed by Milo Dunphy and Bruce Loder in 1957. They executed a number of Protestant churches using innovative concrete technology including precast concrete in arches, folds and rectilinear panels. They also designed a broad range of church furniture for these same commissions. Many of the practice's drawings for furniture and buildings are in the State Library of NSW.
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References [<ExternalResource: Milo Dunphy records and correspondence, environmental campaign posters, and architectural plans, ca. 1947-1995>, <ExternalResource: Michael Bogle. "A living collection : sacred plans of Milo Dunphy." SL : State Library of New South Wales magazine. Autumn 2013 v.6 no.1>, <ExternalResource: Milo Dunphy correspondence, architectural plans and environmental campaign posters, ca. 1955-1996>]