NEWS
Little Trinity wins Heritage Award
Dalton's renovation and restoration of the townhouses at Little Trinity Church in Toronto won an award from Heritage Toronto for its reuse of the buildings. Learn more about the project here: http://www.daltonbuild.com/dalton-company-littletrinity.php
2011 Ernest Wiemann Top Job Award
A private residence in King City ON, for which Dalton is project and construction manager, won gold in the Stairs category at the Ernest Wiemann Top Job Awards in New Orleans, Louisiana in March 2011.
The international competition is sponsored by the National Ornamental & Miscellaneous Metals Association.
Wrought Iron Art Ltd. created the staircase.
2007 Ontario Wood WORKS! Awards
With KPMB Architects, Dalton was awarded the 2007 Commercial Wood Design Award for the Young Centre for the Performing Arts.
Distinguished Achievement in Health and Safety: 2002 - 2007
The Ontario General Contractors Association recogized Dalton for its Distinguished Achievement in Health and Safety from 2002-2007, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997 and 1996.
Best of the Best - Project Achievement Award 2006
Dalton was awarded the Toronto Construction Association's 2006 Project Achievement Award for the Granite Club Aquatics complex.
2004 Canadian Interiors Best of Canada Award
With KPMB Architects, Dalton won the 2004 Canadian Interiors Best of Canada award for Roy Thomson Hall's Lexus Lounge.
Best of the Best - Innovation Award 2004
Dalton won the Toronto Construction Association's 2004 Innovation award for the Boulevard Club.
2004 Award of Recognition - Project Collaborator
Dalton was awarded the Association of Registered Interior Designers of Ontario's Award of Recognition (Project Collaborator) in September 2004 for work on the University Club of Toronto's fitness facility.
2000 TCA Distinguished Member Award
Dalton was awarded Distinguished Member in 2000 by the Toronto Construction Association.
Best of the Best - National Ballet of Canada
Dalton won a Toronto Construction Association award for work on The National Ballet of Canada in 1999.
