Kildare Street Club
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GrahamH.
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- October 9, 2003 at 6:46 pm #706532
GrahamH
ParticipantThe Kildare St Club is looking spectacular after it’s cleaning – esp the capitals of the columns which are bristling with all sorts of foliage and general exotica.
The alternating banding of Portland and limestone over the windows is now clearly evident and very attractive – somewhat similar to Govt Bldgs.
The Heraldic Museum would do well to clean their part now – the blatent border between the dirt and clean sections now looks ridculous – like owners of semi-ds painting only their half of the chimney…
- October 10, 2003 at 2:48 pm #736537
urbanisto
ParticipantThere was an article about this in the Times the other day Graham…. use of laser technology to clean the masonry.
- October 14, 2003 at 1:16 pm #736538
Rory W
ParticipantLots of damage to the decorative stone on the pillars on the way into alliance francais – was this pre or post cleaning I wonder?
- October 14, 2003 at 3:41 pm #736539
GrahamH
ParticipantPre-cleaning – I think it was heavy-handedly sandblasted when the internal ‘alterations’ were being carried out in the 70s.
Some of these carvings have been damaged for some time, the dirt just hid the problems.
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