Today cold storage is rented out and other uses for the building are being sought. Originally, there were 4 floors, but later part of the second floor was removed. The building's notable architectural styling is found in six wall sections that feature a heightened parapet wall with peaked roof lines and the elongated Art Deco ornaments in relief, resembling skyscraper designs popular with the period. Additionally there are indented circles around the entire roof line of the building. Metal awnings are the only detailing at the first floor level.
Loading docks face the railroad line to the west for direct access to the cars.
The building faces Worthen Street and the Columbia River to the east and Thurston Street to the south. There has been remodeling on the first and second floors for offices and a conference room. The additional space is used as warehouse storage for fruit. The storage rooms are notable for their tall ceilings and massive wood beams and supports.