 The former Jones and Laughlin building is distinctly in the Jacobean Revival style, as the exterior is red brick with sandstone trim and it features numerous rounded arches, such as the one leading into the vestibule on the northwestern facade of the building.The construction for the building was done by the A.& S. Wilson Construction Company, and the steel structure of it was designed by the Jones & Laughlin Company at its Keystone Works structural plant.