BUILDING HISTORY
The Kodak Building was constructed in 1928 at 20 Adly Street in a Neoclassical style designed by French archaeologist-architect-historian André Godard. It comprises seven floors and features two main entrances (A and B).
In 1912, George Eastman, the founder of Kodak, chose the building to host the company’s first branch in Egypt and the Middle East, granting it special historical significance.
Restoration Process: Adaptive Reuse Model
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