Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-11
Building Under Way

portant Improvements in residence dis
tricts under way. He has built three
fve-room cottages, with modern con-
veniences, on the southwest corner Of
Bunker Hill and Boston streets, for
Annie I. Reyer, at a cost of $1,000.
Also for David Bnoss at 414-416 North
Hill street, a two-story brick and
frame apartment house of fifteen rooms
and alterations to a cottage at the
rear, $4,000
Also three cottages two of five rooms
and one of six rooms, for Samuel Cold
at 437, 439 and AL North Figueroa
street, $44OO.
Second streets, two-story frame, 33x
81 feet, containing twenty rooms, has
been completed by Mr.. Stutz for H.
Winer.
Architects Plans
Los Angeles architects continue to be
crowded with work and many state
that they are in need Of extra draughts-
men to keep up with the demand for
plans. The Contractor and Builder
gives number of latest plans:
Architect Heinlein-Plans of a large
two-story residence to be built in ST.
James park for ]. +. Day. The build
ing will be Italian renaissance design,
contain eleven rooms, three bath rooms,
buffers pantry, two porches and is to
be fitted with every up-to-date feature.
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95 feet to be erected on San Pedro
street, near Second street, for Zenz
Bros. The building will be used for
business purposes. 1t will have con-
crete foundation, iron and steel COL
umns, pressed brick facings and COM
position roofing.
Architect Westberg & Burke-Plans
for a two-story ten-room frame resi-
dence for Mrs. S. Simons. 1t will have
brick foundation, stone porch, rustic
siding, plate glass windows and shingle
roofing. The principal rooms have
hardwood floors, beamed ceilings and
pine trimmings. A brick mantel, gas
and electric fixtures and porcelain.
plumbing are specified,
Architect P. W. Ehlers-Plans for
to be built on Center street, half block
south of Santa Monica avenue, for
Herman Kaestner. 1t will have rustic
plate and art glass windows and shingle
roof. The principal rooms will have
hardwood floors, yellow pine trimmings
ings. A brick mantel, stationery tubs.
washstand and bath are also specified.
ALSO plans for a fve-room frame cot
tage in the same locality as the resi-
dence for H. A. Kuenzel. A large porch
extending on two sides of the cottage
is planned. Brick mantel, cove cell
ings. polished floors and pine trimmings
are specified. Also plans for six
room bungalow for Mr.. Dodge of the
> firm of Arnold & Dodge. Resaw siding,
cobble stone porch walls and piers,
pressed brick mantel, beamed ceiling
In parlor dining room with plate rail,
stained pine trimmings and all modern
conveniences.
Architect Theodore A. Eisen-Plans
for a seven-room and one and one-half
story bungalow to be built near the
corner of Sixth and Virgil streets for
DR.. Fisher.
Other buildings planned are by Archi-
tect Medley for a two story brick
apartment house of twenty rooms for
Mary H. Darnel on Flower street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets by
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom for
three-story brick to cost $4,000 for
the Alexander estate on the corner of
/ Broadway and Tenth street, and by
Architects Morgan & Walls for a three.
story brick for Mrs. Mary Harwood on
she corner of Main and Sixteenth
streets, to cost $4,000.
r. j. Northam has let the contract
for the erection of a two-story brick
business block on the southwest corner
of Valencia and Seventh streets, to
cost $15,26S.
Architect Parkinson has drawn plans
for a five-story brick hotel to be
erected on the southwest corner of
Sixth and Hope streets for d. Orena
at cost of 100000. Mr.. Orena has or
dered plans for a similar building to be
erected at the southwest corner of Sew.
enth and Hope streets, at cost OF