Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1905-10-08

will have marble floor, dado and pilas'
ters. 1t will be 21X34 feet. The grand
foyer will be 26x50 feet, with marble
floor and wainscoting, beam and plas-
ter work. There will be a marble dou-
BILE stairway from the floor of the foyer
to the balcony. The auditorium and
stage occupy a space of 82x145 feet, OF
which the stage has 34xS2 feet and the
auditorium Skill feet.
"A large amount of ornamental iron
and bronze work will be used in the
various portions of the building. The
store fronts will be of cast iron. In the
central light court there will be large
dome skylight of cast iron with ribs Of
ornamental iron.
1.-THE general finish of the front Of the
building will be in white. All iron
work will be painted to give uniformity
OF color. The building will be equipped
with fire escapes, prismatic lights to
sidewalks, plate glass windows, steam
heating and ventilating systems, high
grade plumbing and everything that
will constitute a flrst-class structure for
theatrical and office purposes"
The contract price for the improve
ment entered into with Carl Leonardo
is S450,0O0.
Among Architects
Included in the plans for new struc-
lures drawn by local architects are the
following reported to the Builder:
Hunt & Eager-Plans for a mountain
cottage to be built at Squirrel Inn for
Mrs. H. M. Dobbins of Pasadena; also
plans for a two-story French chateau
to be built on the corner of Occidental
boulevard and Alvarado street for DR..
Lobinger. The chateau will contain
fourteen rooms and have stone founda-
LOT.
glass windows hardwood floors and fin
ish, high grade plumbing and modern
electrical work; also plans for addition
al buildings for the Los Angeles Dairy
company on the corner of Twelfth and
ToWne avenue.
l.. S. Moore-Plans completed and
taking bids for the remodeling and
making extensive additions to the Cen
trail avenue Congregational church at
the corner of East Twenty eighth and
Paloma streets, to be remodeled for
school uses. A new auditorium,
52X53 feet, with seating capacity of
about $50, will be built. The Sunday
school department will accommodate
about 400; the whole forming a struc-
ture 120x60 feet. In the new part will
also be a choir room, study, etc. The
building will be of frame, the entire
exterior to be covered with shingles
Gothic treatment. The interior will have
open timber work to ceiling and o. P.
trim. Cathedral glass windows, cleo
,ric lighting and an up-to-date system
IF heating and ventilating are speci-
led.
The same architect is taking bids for
I two-story frame and plaster building
% be erected at the corner of West
and Cherry streets for Lo-
EMO Romans. 1t will contain six four
Dom flats and have composition gravel
'ooflng, staff ornamentation and porch
brick foundation and Chin
leys; brick mantel in each fiat, red
birch flooring, stained pine finish, pat
mt screens, plate and loaded glass win
lows, electric door openers, instanta-
leous heaters, first-class plumbing,
electrical contrivances. etc.
Marsh & Russell - Plans for a |
hurch building to be constructed on
corner of Stanford avenue and Second
treet for the First Reformed Presby- |
erian church. 1t will have wood, blue
rick and plastered exterior. The build
ng will be built on the combination /
'lan with main assembly room seating !
bout 400. In addition to Sunday school
DOM, it will have primary class rooms,
aides parlor, kitchen and be heated |
nd ventilated by the aspirating sys-
EN-.
A. L. Haley-Plans for a two-story |
en-room frame residence to be erect