Redfern Building

The Redfern Building is a striking Grade II listed structure completed in 1936, located in Manchester, England. This seven-storey building, characterized by its pale brown brick and flat roof, was originally designed for the Co-operative Wholesale Society. It features a notable service tower and is influenced by the 1930s art deco movement and Dutch Brick modernism. Overlooking Sadler's Yard, a vibrant public square, the building has undergone significant refurbishment and now serves as the flagship office for the Ministry of Justice's National Probation Service. Its historical significance and architectural style make it an interesting site for tourists and researchers alike.