Designed by the Ramos de Azevedo architecture firm in the early 20th century, the building has a sand-colored façade with eclectic detailing influenced by neoclassicism. Two stories, a broad horizontal profile, and a central pediment lend the façade a strong sense of symmetry, with evenly spaced windows and understated ornamentation. The interior has since been renovated but retains its spacious rooms and high ceilings.