The Mennonite Medical Offices Building was designed as part of the hospital complex, and provision was made for a visual connection with the hospital structure by continuing the horizontal banding of the hospital on the first level of the façade, giving it a rusticated look. The articulation of white lines against the brick tones created a base for the building that contrasts with the lighter façade of the upper levels. The brises-soleil that protect the office windows are a new element for the structure, which harmonizes rhythmically with the windows used in the hospital building.