Dublin Gas Company Building

The headquarters of the Dublin Gas Company was designed and overseen by architects Robinson & Keefe between 1931 and 1934. It has frontages onto D'Olier Street, Leinster Market, and Hawkins Street. It was completed in several phases. The first phase of construction dates from 1818. Today, the building is considered one of the finest public buildings of the interwar period in Dublin. Its D'Olier Street facade and Hawkins Street facade are entirely different, stylistically. D'Olier Street is Art Deco whereas Hawkins Street has Neo-Tudor elements.^[2]

Ireland's National Inventory of Architectural Heritage describes the structure as incorporating unique elements such as "plain geometric facade, the Egyptian Revival themed foyer and the more subtle curves of stair well and stepped coving in the auditorium". The building once contained a cinema.^[3]