Factory
Factory in Cork, Ireland, dating from 1910–1930
Detached industrial building with corner tower; formerly part of Henry Ford & Son Motor Works, c. 1920. Now altered and in light industrial use. Roof concealed by parapet; cast-iron rainwater goods with original hopper heads. concrete blockwork construction; glazed bricks to east elevation. South elevation has first floor raised on pilotis. High level steel-framed glazing, partly filled in with concrete to west elevation. Loading bays with roller shutters. To interior, exposed concrete blockwork and exposed metal roof trusses.
- Type:
- Factory
- Period:
- 1910–1930
- Where:
- Cork, Ireland
- Coordinates:
- 51.90°N, 8.45°W
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