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Alfredo Jones Brown

Alfredo Jones Brown (Montevideo, 1876 - 1950) was a Uruguayan architect. His father, Enrique Agustín Jones de Elía, was of British descent; and his mother, Natividad Brown Blanco, was a granddaughter of admiral William Brown. He graduated as an architect at the University of the Republic.

Alfredo Jones Brown

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Born
1876 · Montevideo.
Died
1950 · Punta del Este.
Nationality
Uruguay
Occupation
architect · painter
Education
Facultad de Arquitectura and Diseño y Urbanismo
Known for
Escuela Alemania building · IAVA Building
Languages
Spanish

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Alfredo Jones Brown (Montevideo, 1876 - 1950) was a Uruguayan architect. His father, Enrique Agustín Jones de Elía, was of British descent; and his mother, Natividad Brown Blanco, was a granddaughter of admiral William Brown. He graduated as an architect at the University of the Republic.

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