Raymond Berg, before the two went into practice together in 1962. Notable Projects Berg and Alexandra designed several notable projects in regional Victoria and Melbourne, along with their sleek residential designs they were well known for designing modern civic buildings that exposed the broader public to the bare stripped back principles of modern architecture. The Nunawading Civic Centre, the Mildura Arts Centre and the Hampton Community Centre were all major public projects that were heavily used by their communities, exposing people to the modern aesthetic. The Portland Cultural Centre was never constructed to their design, however their drawings generated the community interest that helped to generate the funds and support that lead to the projects completion. As senior lecturers for the University of Melbourne they had the opportunity to collaborate on several projects with Melbourne University's head architect Rae Featherstone. Through this relationship they assisted in the design of the Raymond Priestly Building and helped to complete works on South Quadrangle. A complete list of all projects completed by Berg and Alexander below: • Shepparton Civic Centre, 90 Welsford Street, Shepparton (1961–65) • Residence, 4 Sythney Court, Surrey Hills (1961) • Residence, 5 Lydia Court, Balwyn (1962) • Portland Cultural Centre, Portland (1965) • Nunawading Civic Centre, Whitehorse Road, Nunawading (1965) • Mildura Arts Centre, Cureton Avenue, Mildura (1966) • Public Hall for the City of Sandringham, Willis Street, Hampton (1967) • Residence, 64 Richards Road, Croydon North (1967) • Raymond Priestly Building, University of Melbourne, Parkville (1967-1970) • Arts and Crafts Centre, East Ivanhoe Primary School (1968) • Dowell Court, 159 Lwr Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe (1968) • Completion of South Quadrangle, University of Melbourne (1970) Awards While studying at the University of Melbourne Raymond Berg won the Perrott Prize for Architectural Rendering (1934) and the Grice Bronze Medal for Design (1935). In later years, while partner of Berg and Alexandra, he was awarded the Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal in 1973. References External links RAIA Gold Medalists Alexandra Douglas Raymond Berg Architects from Melbourne Recipients of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects’ Gold Medal Modernist architecture