The Vandalized Kodak Building

Kodak Vandalized Part 1

Kodak used to have a site outside Stockholm, Sweden…

This corpse is located in a rather prosperous area, and stands out as the black cheap…

I wonder how many windows that haven’t been destroyed.

Welcome to the main entrance!

Not open on a Sunday it seems.

Let’s walk to the right…

... Along the site, and into the area between the two parts of the building…

… Not too welcoming here either.

Now we’re at the back of the building and have climbed a few stairs…

On the small house next to the main building…

... Kodak’s fate has been summarized by an artist.

Turning back towards the site, we find the gallow…

Seems like the elevator has been subject to culture as well.

Christian Sandström is a PhD student at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. He G h b S d H writes and speaks about disruptive innovation and disruptive innovation and technological change.

Christian Sandström is a PhD student at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. He G h b S d H writes and speaks about disruptive innovation and disruptive innovation and technological change. But what happened to Kodak? B t h th d t K d k?

Christian Sandström is a PhD student at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. He G h b S d H writes and speaks about disruptive innovation and disruptive innovation and technological change. But what happened to Kodak? B t h th d t K d k? Find out more: www.christiansandstrom.org christian.sandstrom at chalmers.se

Christian Sandström is a PhD student at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden. He G h b S d H writes and speaks about disruptive innovation and disruptive innovation and technological change. But what happened to Kodak? B t h th d t K d k? Find out more: www.christiansandstrom.org christian.sandstrom at chalmers.se Images from inside the building:

The Vandalized Kodak Building

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