Octagonal lantern atop a red angular base decorated with giant hourglass figures. Polychrome brick and arched window openings. Stone balustrade set in the cornice. Flagpole is mounted in polished granite base guarded by four Art Deco eagles. Built in 1933 of buff colored brick as a training facility, this building is a fine example of the Modern style with Art Deco detailing.
Decorative details encircle the clock above the main entrance and accents adorn the east elevation.
Ross Perot was trained here. Constructed from 1904 to the 1930's, many display elements of the Art Deco style, with pilaster decoration on the principal facades. Also present is the International style, with its lack of decorative moldings, large windows in horizontal bands, and a predilection for white. Art Deco and International styles blended well and the melding of the two is apparent in the IBM buildings. Constructed in 1915 as a fine example of 1900 commercial architecture.