Twenty-four D’Olier St, also known as the Gas Building, is often overlooked in terms of its architectural esteem. Hidden by the bustle of commuters and students waiting for buses, the structure is easily missed. However, 24 D’Olier St is one of the most interesting and unique buildings Trinity has to offer, owing to its use of colour and ornament, architectural motifs and combination of styles. While early construction of the building began in 1818 by the Dublin Library Society, the structure as we know it today was erected in 1927 by renowned architects Robinson & Keefe. After being purchased by Trinity in 2001, the building … Continue reading Art Deco Splendours and Astounding Detail on D’Olier St