8 Fulham Avenue
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| Address: | 8 Fulham Avenue |
| Original Use: | Dwelling |
| Constructed: | 1948 |
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This home was the residence of James Donahue, a Harvard-trained professor who joined the faculty of the University of Manitoba School of Architecture in 1947. This structure echoes the work of Donahue’s teacher Marcel Breuer and might be informed by Donahue’s time working at the National Housing Authority in Ottawa.
Design Characteristics
| Roof: | flat |
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| Materials: | horizontal siding, wood |
| Height: | 1 storey |
| Size: | 1,689 square feet (514.81 square metres) |
| Neighbourhood: | Sir John Franklin |
- Horizontally-oriented tonge-and-groove wood siding
- Flat roof line