These buildings were two tall structures that stood like sentinels at either side of the broad passageway across Sherman Avenue. The architecture was in harmony with the classic beauty of the main buildings. The height made them a feature of the general effect of the east end of the main court as seen from the west. They both included an inclosed dining room on the bottom floor that was open on all sides with the roof being supported by classic columns. The roof was flat and sutable for a roof garden.