Constructed of brick between 1949 and 1956, this one-story building is an example of post-war modern architecture. It  features a low horizontal appearance with simple, straight lines. A recessed entry supported by three simple posts  includes an upper wall ribbon of narrow metal casement windows. The façade of this building faces north along W.  College St., but the entry door faces east. West of the entry is a three-part bay window filled with metal glass windows  divided into eight panes on each window. This building has a flat roof that drains to the rear. An alleyway separates it  from the row of buildings along W. College St. to the east.