Redfern Building, Grade II listed building in Manchester, England.
The seven-story Redfern Building features pale brown brick construction, flat roofing, and a distinct service tower on its northern section.
The Redfern Building, completed in 1936, was constructed for the Co-operative Wholesale Society as part of their commercial expansion in Manchester.
The architecture reflects Dutch Brick modernism principles through its functional design elements and structural simplicity, as noted by Nikolaus Pevsner.
The building offers 798 square meters of retail and leisure spaces across ground and lower ground floors, with modern office spaces above.
Following extensive renovation in 2020, the building became the flagship office for the Ministry of Justice's National Probation Service.
Location: Manchester
GPS coordinates: 53.48680,-2.23920
Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:12
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