Pavilion ‘B’ was built in 1929 in order to care for men with tuberculosis. It was originally a U-shaped building, ensuring the entry of natural light to all areas. The building consisted of a basement, a ground floor and three floors with a central patio. Its façade is made of exposed handmade bricks and has also a brickwork plinth with lines in relief. The ensemble rectangular openings, with a special given rhythm on the lintel, had formerly arched windows on top. A large arched doorway leading to the inside can be found in the south façade. The double pitched roof is made out of Arabic tiles.