The 1905 Jones, McDuffee, and Stratton Company eight-story plus mezzanine, pier and spandrel commercial building was partially demolished as a component of the Previously Approved Project and only two facades, one bay deep, remain. The remnant features a two-level granite storefront base, topped with a single granite-faced story, and six additional stories in red brick. The storefront level features a glazed corner entrance, flanked by glazed display windows. The remainder of the building consists of six-story, red brick pilasters with granite bases flanking recessed, metal window sash and decorative metal spandrels. The building terminates with recessed red brick spandrels and a flat roof. An original decorative cornice was removed from the building prior to 1950. The building underwent substantial façade restoration efforts in 1997 resulting in the replacement of all the brick cladding, portions of granite units, replacement of deteriorated cast iron brackets with Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) replicas and replacement of the existing aluminum windows withnew aluminum windows.
