Architectural drawings consist of floor plans for most of the building, as well as sections, elevations, part-plans and details for rooms and areas within the building. The contractor for the 1930 building was J.H. Taylor Construction Company, which was run by the brothers, Charles and Albert Mayer.

Details and elements include clocks, doors, folding gates, furniture, kitchen equipment, radiator grilles, stairs, and windows. Many of these drawings depict elements that either apply to more than one area in the building, or that do not indicate which floor or room they were for.

Shop drawings are alphabetical by type, with subcontractors listed in parentheses.