All metal in the building was grounded, and  commercial power and the instrumentation power systems were grounded separately. Fluorescent lights, a source of electromagnetic interference, were not permitted. Its architect, Charles Luckman, also designed other nearby buildings.
The building's metal components were connected to ground, while commercial power and instrumentation power systems were grounded independently.  Fluorescent lighting was prohibited due to its potential for electromagnetic interference. The architect, Charles Luckman, also designed other structures in the vicinity.