Building plans show moderate Art Deco detail: horizontal and vertical elements at the front entrance, curved corners with brick glass windows, and a concrete exterior. On the inside, doors with circular windows and shiny metal louvers divided up the offices in the front of the main floor. According to 1957 Sanborn maps, the rest of the building was used for storage, tool making, repairs, artwork and printing, and a chemistry lab.
In the 1970s, the Speareflex Company relocated to South Carolina and other subsidiary locations, leaving behind the rapidly deteriorating block of buildings which span from the early 1900s in construction dates.
