 The former Jones and Laughlin building was designed by MacClure and Spahr in the Jacobean Revival style, which was popular in England during the 17th century and can be described as a mix between the more medieval Tudor style and the later Renaissance styles.This architectural style often includes round arches and curved or scrolled, rather than stepped or peaked, gables and parapets.Red brick with stone trim is also commonly found in authentic British examples from the 17th century.