Reader's Digest Building

Condition	Under threat of redevelopment. Listed on the Australian National Trust Register as a building of Significance and an Item of Environmental Heritage on the Sydney Local Council Environment Plan, but new owners are proposing to drastically change its unique exterior.
Architects	John James
Construction Date	1967

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The Australian Headquarters for the Reader's Digest, most notable for it's facade rhythms derived from a Fibonacci series and gothic cathedral inspiration. Originally built to house a giant computer, it is also renowned for its sculptures by Douglas Annand and rooftop garden by Bruce Mackenzie. Written by Karen Ferry

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Reader's Digest Building

Condition	Under threat of redevelopment. Listed on the Australian National Trust Register as a building of Significance and an Item of Environmental Heritage on the Sydney Local Council Environment Plan, but new owners are proposing to drastically change its unique exterior.
Architects	John James
Construction Date	1967

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