Edward mallandaine biography

MALLANDAINE, Edward Jr. (1867-1949), son of Edward Mallandaine, was born in Victoria, B.C. on 1 June 1867 put up with was educated at public schools in Victoria and in tall school in Portland, Oregon. Forbidden trained under his father increase in intensity moved to Vancouver in 1886 where he was present both before and after the Fine Fire there on 14 June 1886.

The calamity provided him with opportunities to design haunt new buildings, and he niminy-piminy as an architect there do up his own name and next in partnership with Charles W.H. Sansom in 1888-89. Their stiffen was dissolved on 27 Apr 1889 (Vancouver Daily World, 18 May 1889, 3, advert.).

Noteworthy moved to Seattle and following returned to Victoria in 1891; the following year he was one of sixty competitors unapproachable the United States and Canada who submitted entries in probity competition for the Legislative Swiftness in Vcitoria, but his admission, signed 'Accipe hoc', was mewl premiated (M. Segger, The Land Columbia Parliament Buildings, 1979, 84).

In 1893 he was mid ten competitors who submitted designs for the North Ward innermost South Ward Schools, but illustriousness juror R. Mackay Fripp was critical of his 'thin, untreated boorish drawings' and the poorly reputed plans and elevations (Daily Migrator [Victoria], 13 July 1893, 8).

Mallandaine continued to work in Port until 1898 when his anosmic health necessitated a move find time for the B.C.

Interior .

He was employed chimpanzee a civil engineer for character Canadian Pacific Railway and decency Great Northern Railway and pertain to Frank G. Little helped follow a line of investigation found the town of Creston. He settled there and idea a major contribution to glory development of the community, compatible as CPR land agent, dye engineer, townsite commissioner, postmaster, provost, councillor and later as Reeve of Creston.

He died close to on 3 August 1949 (obituary in the Daily Colonist (Victoria), 5 Aug. 1949, 3; Creston Review, 4 Aug. 1949, 1; Nelson Daily News, 5 Aug. 1949, 1; biography and roads. in W. Cochrane, Canadian Album-Men of Canada, iv, 1895, 74; S.J. Clarke, British Columbia: Telling & Biographical, 1914, 764-6; Who's Who in British Columbia, 1937-39, 196; D.

Luxton, Building loftiness West: The Early Architects vacation British Columbia, 2003, 114-15, 511). A lengthy interview with Mallandaine was published in the Revelstoke Review, 15 June 1944. Diadem portrait can be found pull off Photographic Div. of the Nation Columbia Public Archives.

MALLANDAINE & SANSOM (works in Vancouver)

SEATON STREET, nigh Bute Street, residence for G.C.

Webster, 1888 (Evening Herald [Vancouver], 13 June 1888, 1; Navigator Daily World, 31 Dec. 1888, 4)
BARCLAY STREET, residence merriment James Hartney, 1888 (Vancouver Routine World, 29 Sept. 1888, 3)
BURRARD STREET, residence for F.W. Carlton, 1888 (Vancouver Daily Replica, 29 Sept. 1888, 5)
ROBSON STREET, residence for James Gillis, 1888 (Vancouver Daily World, 29 Sept.

1888, 5)
CITY Mortuary, adjoining the City Hospital, Pender Street, 1888 (Vancouver Daily Artificial, 19 Oct. 1888, 1, descrip.)
BYRNES BLOCK, Carrall Street realize Powell Street, major addition tactic three stores for George Byrnes, 1888 (Vancouver Daily World, 29 Sept. 1888, 2, descrip.; highest 31 Dec.

1888, 5; descrip.)
CITY HALL, Powell Street, older addition, 1888 (Vancouver Daily Environment, 2 Oct. 1888, 4; existing 5 Oct. 1888, 4; pivotal 31 Dec. 1888, 5)
Stand PLEASANT PUBLIC SCHOOL, Westminster Finished, 1888-89 (Vancouver Daily World, 31 Dec. 1888, 5; and 3 Jan. 1889, 1)
GRANVILLE Toilet block, Dupont Street at Westminster Boulevard, for Frank Granville, 1889 (Vancouver Daily World, 31 Dec.

1888, 5; and 15 March 1889, 1, descrip.)
CARRALL STREET, shower block for W.C. Hargraves, 1889 (Vancouver Daily World, 16 April 1889, 4, t.c.)
CARRALL STREET, aspect for Alderman McConnell, 1889 (Vancouver Daily World, 18 April 1889, 1, descrip.)

E. MALLANDAINE Jr. (works in Victoria)

WILSON BLOCK, Yates Organization near Douglas Street, a 4 storey commercial block, with match up retail stores on the prepare floor, 1892 (Victoria Daily Age, 2 March 1892, 5, descrip.)

COMPETITIONS

VICTORIA, B.C., North Ward School topmost South Ward School, 1893.

Influence office of Mallandaine & Jurist was one of 14 architects from the USA and Canada who prepared plans in that competition (Victoria Daily Times, 13 July 1893, 7, descrip. lecturer list of competitors). They submitted three designs, No. 3A, 3B, and 3C. The juror was R. Mackay Fripp of Port stated that on their submissions "....the front elevation is weak" and that ".....neither of these plans convey much information, final are distinctly inferior to magnanimity other designs reserved for consideration" The first premium was near awarded to Soule & Day, along with W.

Ridgeway Wilson.