Located on the developing commercial strip leading into town is this well-detailed excursion into High Art architecture. The building's basic shape, that of a bisected triangular volume, is in many ways typical of low commercial buildings of the late 1960s and 1970s; but what aren't typical are the cherry-red walls, effectively set off against the thick green lawn.
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