Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-03
HOME DESIGNS
BY ARCHITECTS
HANDSOME DWELLINGS AND
BUNGALOWS
The Long List Shows Continued Ac-
tivity In the Extension of Im-
provements In Los Angeles
and Vicinity

The best evidence of expansion in the
line of permanent and solid improve
ments in Los Angeles is indicated in
the plans prepared in the offices of
local architects from week to week.
Architects state that orders for plans
for homes come in constantly, and
many of the designers and draughts-
men are working over time in the
hope of catching up with orders.
New Homes Planned
Architects report the following new
Improvements to the Builder and Con-
tractor:
Theo. "A. Eisen plans for two-story
church building 125x5O feet, to be con-
structed on the corner of Sixth and
Mateo streets, for the Peoples church.
This edifice will be mission style in
design with plastered and timbered
exterior. There will be an auditorium
seating about 800; a Sunday school
room 40X50 feet arranged to be used in
connection with main lecture room
when required. The guild room, pas
tors study, library, etc, will be on the
second story. Social rooms, parlors,
eac, are also provided for. SIashed
grain Oregon pine will be used for
finish and there will be a furnace for
hot air heating in basement
r. P. Burnham has completed the
working drawing for the steam heat
ing and ventilating system to be in
stalled In the new Polytechnic high
school buildings on Washington street.
The plans are for a combined system
of ventilating and heating by what is
known as the Warren Webster vacuum
system, which provides for the heating
of the air by means of steam pipes.
Before the air passes through the fans
or blowers it is filtered through a wa
ter spray, which collects all dust par
ticles, making it absolutely pure. The
bids for the proposed system will be
segregated. so that bidders may sub
NIT proposals for the separate parts of
the system.
Kavanaugh & Barnes have prepared
plans of one and One-half-story sew
en-room bungalow to be built on West
Fortieth street near Vermont avenue
for J. c. Ellick. 1t will have hard
wood floors, plate and loaded glass
windows, stone mantel, built in buffet,
seats, ETC.; modern plumbing and cleo
trical conVeniences.
r. Mackay Fripp has prepared plans
for an eight-room bungalow to be
built at Hollywood for Mrs. Stevens.
1t will have rustic exterior. The in
terror will have beamed ceilings, hard
wood floors, large living room 14x26
feet, three brick mantels, inglenook,
up-to-date lighting and sanitary fix
lures, and pergoa.
M. Paul Martin and N. D. Barker
are preparing plans for two-story
seven-room frame residence to be built
on Gramercy place for J. A. Cashim.
1t will have rustic and shingled sid
ing. The ceilings will be beamed, the
floors polished, large fire place, bev-
eled and plate glass windows gas and
electricity and modern plumbing
Scott Brothers are preparing plans
for a two-story Ven-room frame res
idence, for Edward Carr, to be built
on West Pico street. 1t will be in
semi-timbered style and have hard
wood floors and other up-to-date con-
veniences. They are also preparing
plans for a siX-room two-story resi-
dence for Mrs. j. G.. Buckley, to be
built I'm Hollywood. 1t will have
beamed ceilings, polished floors, patent
household fixtures and other modern
devices.
f. l.. Roehrig is preparing plans OF
one-story brick store building 120x8O
feet to be built on South Spring
street for j. A. Torrance and asso-
ciates. The building will contain six
store rooms and will be erected on the
ID. Botiller property which Is under
lease to the above syndicate. The
property has been partially excaVated
and at a future date a substantial
building will be erected. The lessees
may conclude at the present time to
have the foundation walls constructed
of sufficient strength to SUSAN a per-
manent structure.
Chas. E. Shattuck is making plans
for a three-story eleVen-room old En-
glish style residence to be built on the
corner of Seventh street and Wiltshire
place for C. f. Gutchrige. 1t will have
porch piers. cement porch and steps
The inside finish will be of oak, with
polished floors, beamed ceilings, buff
fets, pressed brick mantels combina-
tion lighting fixtures, etc. There Will
be q. large billiard room on third floor