The bricks are sand yellow. That is the prevailing colour of the building at least. If you were to take a moment, as few do, you’d notice that every third brick is black, or a loud brown. The windows are evenly spaced, up and across, like holes on a connect-4 frame. They are tall, presumably spanning half the height of each storey. The frames are a contrasting charcoal grey, thin as match-sticks. The panes are thin and let out little light, giving the sense of a dark, cavernous interior. The emerging impression from some distance is that the windows are not glazed at all. The headers arch across each window-top, in neat orange brick.
