The complex consists of three buildings. The one with our particular focus was built at the corner of the streets Bachgasse and Heinrich-von-Stephan-Straße. It is designed with a round corner, housing the entrance to the building. Thhe casement windows with three elements are stretched in the middle up to five elements. The top floor is is marked with little windows, most probably used as an attick (for folders?). The cornice of the flat roof has been pulled over the edge of the facade very effectively. The stylistic similarities between the first building and the second building from 1937 are very clear. But it also differs from the white plaster with the stone cladding and the cornice with serrated grid, which gives the building a more traditionalist aesthetic. After demages during Second War II the complex was reconstructed.
It is often mentioned that government and administration buildings in Prussia (like elsewhere in Europe) up to 1918 were still very representative, with overloaded facades. This building is one of the few simple administrative buildings erected in Prussia during the Weimar Republic.