The architect was Isaac G. Perry, and the contractor and builder was James M. Wright, both of Binghamton, New York. The three story building was constructed of brick with Oxford bluestone on the front, furnished by the F. G. Clarke Blue Stone Co. Not only are the stones shaped on the facade, but it is accented with two elaborate stone carvings just below the balcony.
Isaac G. Perry designed the building, while James M. Wright was responsible for its construction in Binghamton, New York. The three-story structure was built from brick and featured Oxford bluestone on the exterior, provided by F. G. Clarke Blue Stone Co. The stones were carved to create a decorative facade, which is also highlighted by two elaborate stone carvings below the balcony.