 Located at 800 Southeast 10th Avenue , the building occupies the west half of the block between Southeast Belmont and Southeast Morrison streets . The southwest corner entry features a stylized Egyptian temple of cast stone . Italianate Renaissance influence is seen in the large arched windows on the ground floor and tall narrow windows on the second . The west facade is lined with banks of large windows that helped illuminate and cool the work areas . Other important features of the exterior include a large garage door along Belmont Street and a paved parking lot and water @-@ tower pedestal on the Morrison Street side . 
