Streamwood

Streamwood

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This is Streamwood, the house designed by Frederick Edward Bradshaw MacManus, a prominent architect in about 1938.

The house is one of the earliest International style houses in Ireland and was built for the owner of a hosiery company.

The house is located on Avoca Avenue, Blackrock, County Dublin.

At the time MacManus was living in England- so we suspect that the house owner was somebody he had gone to school with.

Gabriel Edward Bradshaw MacManus 1903-1985 (AKA Frederick Edward Bradshaw MacManus)

Streamwood
  • Gabriel Edward Bradshaw MacManus (b. 20 Jan.1903 in Kingstown, Ireland) a prominent architect of the International movement in England, Ireland and Scotland.

  • He lived in London from about 1926 at which time he took the name Frederick.

  • He married Norah in 1933. When he retired moved to Kent in 1969.

  • He died in May 7, 1985.

  • His father was George Henry Chartris MacManus who lived at MunsterStreet, Phibsboro’ Dublin.

  • His grandparents were Dr. George Frederick Alexander MacManus and AmeliaBradshaw who lived at Market Street, Trim, Co. Meath.

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