This narrow house originally mirrored its Italianate neighbor at number 112 to the west, but in 1963 was radically transformed for use as a law office by architects Gunn and Meyerhoff into an essay in minimalist forms of the International Style—white walls, cantilevered horizontal plane over the glazed entrance, groups of elongated single-pane windows evoking ribbon windows, and vertical copper ribs linking the stories together.