• Brick infill spandrel panels within bays beneath the tripartite glazing system

• Brick pillars on the east side of the property

Features that contribute to the historical or associative value of the Walker Power Building:

• Designed presumably by Detroit architect J. E. Kinsey

• Association with the early growth of the Town of Walkerville through its industrial and manufacturing history

• Railway turntable is an archaeological site with direct association to the railway history of Walkerville

Features that contribute to the contextual value of the Walker Power Building:

• Excellent remnant of early industrial architecture

• A major industrial building located at the start of the original Devonshire Road, which was the “Main Street” of the town

• A prominent landmark for Walkerville and is highly visible along Riverside Drive