Thomas Newenham Deane

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Thomas Newenham Deane was a 19th-century Irish architect noted for his influential Gothic Revival designs and major public buildings in Ireland and the United Kingdom.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Irish architect
architect
human
activeIn 19th century Ireland
19th century United Kingdom
architecturalStyle Gothic Revival
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
familyName Deane
fieldOfWork architecture
public building design
genre Gothic Revival architecture
givenName Newenham
Thomas
hasHeritage Irish
movement Gothic Revival
notableWork Kildare Street Club, Dublin
Museum Building, Trinity College Dublin
National Library of Ireland (design involvement)
National Museum of Ireland – Archaeology (design involvement)
Oxford University Museum of Natural History
University buildings in Ireland and the United Kingdom
notedFor influential Gothic Revival designs
major public buildings in Ireland
major public buildings in the United Kingdom
occupation architect
workLocation Dublin
Ireland
Oxford
United Kingdom

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Benjamin Woodward collaboratedWith Thomas Newenham Deane
National Gallery of Ireland architect Thomas Newenham Deane
National Library of Ireland architect Thomas Newenham Deane
Government Buildings, Dublin architect Sir Thomas Newenham Deane
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Deane and Woodward partner Thomas Newenham Deane
Deane and Woodward hasPart office of Thomas Newenham Deane
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