Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-25
New Plans by Architects

Los Angeles architects report to the
Builder and Contractor plans for new
improvements as follows:
Morgan & Walls are receiving bids
for the removal of the one-story brick
buildings at the southeast corner of
Sixth and Broadway, and the premises
of the same owner on the west side of
Spring street north of Seventh street,
S. Tilden Norton is drawing plans
for three twelve-room frame buildings
to be constructed on the southeast cor
ner of Fourteenth street and Burling-
ton avenue for Charles Weinberg.
Each structure will be divided into
two six-room apartments, containing
all the latest improvements.
The plans of the proposed labor tenn
pie to be built on Maple avenue have
been approved. The building will be
SOx125 feet and eight stories high. One
of the special features of the building
will be a fitting floor in the auditorium
operated by hydraulic pressure.
Thornton Fitzhugh is the architect.
Pemberton & Kent and engineers
have completed the working drawings
of the proposed Redondo high school
building to be erected at Redondo.
The building to be utilized for the pur-
pose is the Chautauqua building, which
is to be remodeled and made into
commodlous school building.
Train & Williams have made plans
for extensive alterations and additions
to the apartment building of Mrs.
Augusta Fine at Long Beach.
f. NJ. Tyler is preparing plans for a
two-story eight-room frame residence
to be built on .Hermosa avenue near
Twenty-first street for Edith M. Day.
He has also prepared plans for an
eight-room residence to be erected on
West Twenty-second street, near Her
mosa street, for Mrs. A. NJ. Smith.
Also a two-story eight-room frame
residence for the Home Building COM
pany, to be constructed on Hobart
boulevard near Sixteenth street. These
residences will have plate glass VIM
dows, polished floors, paneled wains-
coting, pressed brick porch columns,
cement porch and furnace heat,
H. M. Patterson is drawing plans for
a modern eight-room frame residence
to be built on Melvin street between
Fourteenth and Sixteenth streets for
Theodore A. Chelson.
He is also preparing drawings for a
SWo-story frame building to contain
two six-room flats, to be erected on
the east side of Union avenue near
Eighteenth street for Gideon LeSage.
Each fat will be provided with all
necessary conveniences.
He is also preparing plans for a
seven-room frame residence to be con-
etructed on Romeo street, opposite
Twenty-fifth street for Mr.. Crawford;
Pine trim, polished floors, gas and
electricity, flrst-class plumbing, ETC.,
are specified.
Austin e. Brown are preparing plans
for ten-story and basement store and
office building, 61X134 feet, to be built
on the southwest corner of Fourth and
Hill streets for the Wright & Calender
Building company. 1t will be built on
a steel frame and have pressed brick
and terra Gotta facing, marble and mo-
sale tile entrances and lobbies, three
elevators, plate glass windows, high
grade plumbing and electrical fixtures
and modern in every respect.
Westberg & Burke have prepared
plans of a two-story frame building to
contain four five-room flats on East
Twenty-fourth street, near Main, for
Mrs. j. Troconiz.
Frederick Heinlein has drawn plans
for a seven-room frame residence to
be built at Hollywood for w. Haerie.
The living and dining rooms and Ii
brary will have paneled wainscoting,
beam ceilings and polished floors.
He has also prepared plans for six
room house to be built in Hollywood
for ]. B. Rapp. 1t will be octagon in
shape with large living room with sew
and other rooms all having entrance to
this room. Beam ceilings, built-in
book cases. large brick mantel. staff
orna1nentation, plate and loaded glass
: windows, tile roof and spacious cement
porch are also provided.
Principal Building Permits
Following are among the building
permits granted during the past week:
Budlong avenue, 2227-s r. Deering,
1924 Vermont avenue, owner; w. ].
O'Neil. builder; two-story eight-room
residence $500.
Maple avenue. SOOO--J NJ Browne,
4oS e. Thirtieth, owner; ]. c. Myer
builder; two-story ten-room stores
Granada street 5311-Josephine Clark,
Ocean Park, owner; c. H. McGregor
builder; one and one-half story seven
room residence; $4,000.
Portland street 2721-D. G. Hubert
2144 Hobart boulevard. owner and
builder; add to two-story frame resi-
dence: $500.
Moneta avenue, ATTIC. H. Hankins,