This is a 3-story domestic building in the Art Deco style with Streamlined Moderne influences built in 1947. The building is rectangular in plan. The structural system is concrete block stucco. The foundation is spread footing. Exterior walls are stucco. The building has a flat with parapet roof clad in replacement gravel. Windows are replacement aluminum jalacy casement. Windows are raised from the floor level to which they belong, further emphasizing the ship-like qualities of the building and also emphasizing the verticality of the building; Two porthole windows are located at the first floor level porch. There is a single-story, corner wrap-around open porch characterized by a flat roof clad in stuccoed. Small porch on the southwest corner of the building that stretches across the west elevation and wraps-around slightly onto the south elevation; Continuous wrap-around eyebrow above the first floor level shades the porch, which extends slight from underneath the building. Primary public entryway is on the southernmost part of the west elevation, up the three steps to the raised porch; Glass double-door framed in aluminum and flanked on the top and left by fixed glass windows; Single-colored terrazzo floor; Delicate railing with a lot of curvature in its ornamentation sits between large, solid stuccoed light posts.