In response to the change in the 1890s from Victorian forms, materials, and details to those inspired by classicism, Meyers designed the Hahn Building with an exceptionally wide central projecting two-and-a-half-story bay window sheathed in molded copper. Its principal ornament is a great floral swag between the second and third floors. Two of the four original terracotta lion-head window brackets survive on the top story.