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MICHAEL DULLENS

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Bachelor of Design (UQ) 1992
Hons. Architecture (UQ) 1996
PgDip Project. Management; 2023
Prev. Registered Architect 18 yrs.

SENIOR EXECUTIVE | CONSULTANT DESIGN MANAGER

Michael is a Consultant Design Manger, based in our Gold Coast office. He brings to Peddle Thorp over 25 years in the construction industry undertaking senior Executive roles in Architecture, Design Management and Development Management in Australia and Overseas.

Michael’s work has woven through the corridors of leading entities such as Consolidated Properties, Hutchinson Builders, WatPac, Multiplex and the Australian Defence Force. Michael has worked across the World, including and in particular - in China and Japan facilitating early adoption of modular construction techniques.

With his proven track record in delivering innovative yet timeless architecture, Michael’s work has garnered not only admiration but accolades, with several of his past projects having received RAIA awards.

Michael takes pride in leading by example, in valuing all project team members and stakeholders, equally. This empowers him to creatively adapt and facilitate a collaborative approach, with all levels of the construction industry. This added flexibility allows more experimental design concepts to find their footing, both efficiently and cost-effectively Michael brings a diverse range of skills and connections to the table. Michael’s passion for people extends to short stints pursuing a career in medicine and army aviation (Pilot), while also having been a lifeguard, SES volunteer and hospital counsellor.

Michael currently advocates for the community serving as acting President on the board of the Tugun Progress Association (TPA) and is an active member of Friends of Currumbin. Michael’s insatiable quest for knowledge continues. Currently, he is completing his master’s in project management.

SIGNIFICANT PROJECTS 

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