ANOTHER BLOG POSTBY WILLIAM MURPHY

THE KODAK BUILDING IN RATHMINES IS A FAVOURITE OF MINE

2021-12-13T23:17:41+00:00

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This building, which I have always liked, is at the corner of Rathmines Road and Blackberry Lane and it is known as Kodak House or the Kodak Building.

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byWilliam Murphy

Categories: Buildings

The Kodak Building is one of two listed Art Deco buildings in Dublin. It was designed by Architects Donnelly, Moore and Keatinge in 1930.

A complete refurbishment was undertaken in 1998 to convert the building into modern office space by Paul Keogh Architects . The project received an RIAI Award and won a prestigious Glen Dimplex Design Award in 2002. It was short listed for the RIAI Silver Medal for Conservation and has featured in international publications on the design principles of remodelling existing buildings for contemporary use.

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ANOTHER BLOG POSTBY WILLIAM MURPHY

THE KODAK BUILDING IN RATHMINES IS A FAVOURITE OF MINE

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