"Things fall apart; the center cannot hold," wrote William Butler Yeats in the volatile era between two World Wars. Yet some of humanity's most vital institutions are built to last. Courthouses, not surprisingly, are constructed for 50 years and more of continuous and intensive service. For this reason, J.E. Dunn Construction received the Honor Award, the General Services Administration's highest accolade, in March 2001. The award was granted in the Construction Excellence category for J.E. Dunn's work on the Charles Evans Whittaker U.S. Federal Courthouse in downtown Kansas City, MO.
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机译：威廉·巴特勒·叶芝（William Butler Yeats）在两次世界大战之间动荡的时代写道：“事情崩溃了；中心无法成立。然而，人类最重要的机构中的某些机构却可以持久存在。毫不奇怪，法院的建设历经50年之久，并持续不断地提供服务。因此，JE Dunn Construction于2001年3月获得了总务局最高荣誉荣誉奖。该奖项授予JE Dunn在密苏里州堪萨斯市市中心的Charles Evans Whittaker美国联邦法院大楼上的工作而获得的卓越建筑奖。 。
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