Written recordings of the headquarter's users

The building is like an "elegant glass box" reminiscent of Katsura, a zen-like style of architecture using simplistic design. This building is flexible, functional, and particularly important for "a company manufacturing farm implements". The West Office addition creates separate pavilions using glass screen motifs providing natural sunlight to brighten up the mood. There are also some questionable designs used in the building though. The inclusion of a "large unshaded glass roof in an air-conditioned sealed building" is somewhat contradicting to the company's principles of natural conservation, but all in all the building provides a homey environment that's essential to the workers' needs. The employees' remoteness when working in separate offices allows for a variety during lunch and coffee breaks, so there is a balance between work-life and social-life. (Booth, Laurence. "Deere Addition." Architectural Review 1 Oct. 1979: 212-18. Print.)