A Parthenon-style gargoyle and lion head adorn a building's rooftop corner.
An outdoor view looking up at the corner of a building with a Parthenon gargoyle sticking up from the corner of the roof. The gargoyle looks like a cross between a dog and a fox. It is facing to the right with its left paw raised up. The gargoyle has a right wing showing. It is sculpted out of concrete. Below the gargoyle's right planted paw is the right facade edge of the roof corner. There is a lion head sticking out and facing right. The lion's mouth is gaped open. To the right of the lion head on the flat part of the facade is a scallop of Aztec design. To the right is another scallop but it is stand alone. It is perched on the rooftop with a clear blue sky behind it. To the left of corner and rising up slightly to the left is the edge of the roof with a row of brown scallop designs on it. The corner and building is tan molded and scored concrete. On the underside of the roof corner there is a tree branch pattern on a square tile that faces down. The undersides in each direction of the square tile are rectangular dark gray tiles that resemble the tops of Lego building blocks. The center bottom of the frame shows the top of a pillar with three columns that support the roof and corner. On each side of this pillar are the tops of molded concrete figures. The figure on the left is a man looking out to the left on a horse. The figure on the right is the top of a man with a woman in front of him. They are both facing to the right. The building's wall behind the figures is a dark maroon color.