Architects of present-day parking structures could learn much from this building. Commercial display windows at street level, three floors of standard office windows between dark red brick walls above, colorful terra-cotta details, a green-tiled overhang, and a Mediterranean architectural flavor all seek to disguise the building's basic function. The only clue is at the eastern end, where a sign identifying it as the Central Huntington Garage tops a broad opening. Inside, behind shallow stores and offices, multilevel parking decks provide space for four hundred cars. When it opened, the garage provided a car wash, fuel, and, if requested, uniformed chauffeurs for its customers. Smart suburban businessmen who rented offices received a parking space on the same level as their place of business.