vertically, the building is divided into three basic parts by pilasters on each end and a central section sitting proud of the flanking walls. the central section of facade, approximately two metres wide, is surmounted by a tall projection of the parapet on which sit two decorative urns. the projection is capped with a cornice-like moulding, below which is a course of dentils and a further stringcourse. curved render brackets connect the central projection to the lower halves of the parapet. each end of the lower section, above the stylised framing pilasters, is accented with render globes. the capitals to the end pilasters incorporate some fluting, making them reminiscent of single triglyphs. above these are placed single rosette-like ornaments.