Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-20

early execution Of three-stOry hos
pital building for the Sunset Hospital
company to be erected on lot 150x150
feet on the southwest corner OF Marion
avenue and Sunset boulevard, in the
northwest seceion of Los Angeles. The
lot was purchased for $4,000 from J. G.
Wyiman through Rigby & Co. The new
building will cost $6O0OO
Building Plans by Architects
Continued activity in building in
Las Angeles and vicinity is shown by
the new plans drawn by local archi-
tects during the past week, reported
to the Builder and Contractor as fol-
lows:
100000 Hotel at Santa Monica
Il. P. Burnham is preparing plans of
a large hotel building to be erected
at the Palisades, Santa Monica. 1t
will be of the colonial style of archi-
lecture and contain 176 guest rooms
exclusive of the dining rooms, offices,
kitchen department., etc. The esti-
mated cost is 100000.
The same architect is making plans
of library building to be erected at
Whittier from funds furnished by An
drew Carnegie. He has also plans Of
library building for the town of
Oxnard. Each of these buildings will
cost $4,000.
Lester S. Moore has prepared plans
of a two-story suburban residence to
be built at Sierra Madre for Mrs.
Emma w. Curtis. The buttresses
piers, terrace and first story walls up
to the window sills will be faced with
split granite boulders. The living
room will have beamed ceilings and
paneled wainscOting, built-in sideboard
and seats, oak floors, stained pine
and white enamel trim, plate glass
windows al all modern conveniences.
1t will contain seven rooms, attic and
cellar and will have furnace heat,I
cement floors to cellar and porches.
The same architect has prepared
plans for raising a cottage located on
North lGrand avenue, near Bellevue
avenue, for Frank Pattee, and add suf-
f1cient rooms to make an apartment
house of one five-room, three four
room and one two-room suites.
equipped wit, all modern conveniences
He has also plans of a six-room
bungalow, 42x40 feet to be built on
West Forty-seventh street, near Fig
ueroa, for A. E. Tanby. 1t will have
beam ceiling and paneled wainscot-
ing to living and dining rooms, built
in seats and sideboard, modern plumb
ing and electrical conveniences.
New High School
"a ~ Oiiillh IL lIldhllB DIdHS IO1 InP
new San Fernando high school. 1t will
be of frame construction with concrete
foundations and basement walls, and
composition roofing. The interior will |
be In s.ashed grain Oregon pine. The |
plumbing, heating and ventilating will
be first class. 1t will contain eight
recitation rooms, art, typewriter, COM
mercial, lounging and teachers rooms, |
principals office and two laboratories. |
An assembly hall 40x40 feet, with bal
cony, stage, dressing rooms, ETC., ar
ranged 10 seat about 450 people, will |
also be in this structure. 1t is classic |
in design and the estimated cost is
$4,000.
John p. Krempel has made drawings
for nine-room frame residence to be
bull on Pennsylvania avenue, near
Pleasant avenue, for Adolf Boeckmaun
Hardwood floors, first class plumbing,
gas and electricity are specified.
The same architect is also making
plans for club house to be constructed
near Westminster for the Green Wing
Land and Water company. 1t will be OF
frame construction, with spacious YER
andas, parlors, dining room, sleeping
rooms, bath rooms and other con-
veniences that will make this one of the
best equipped club houses hereabouts.
Garrett & Bixby have drawn plans
for one-story, seven-room frame
residence to be erected on Twenty-first
street, between Cimarron street and
Arlington avenue. for Miss Helen L.
Maxwell. 1t will have Santa Barbara
stone chimney and porch piers and CO.
nent porch. Maple and oak floors, en-
ameled woodwork, beamed ceilings, tile
and stone mantels, etc, are specified.
The same architects have also made
drawings for a two and one-half-story
eleven-room residence to be built on the
northeast corner of Tenth and Hoover
streets for G. G. Johnson. 1t will have
stone chimney and front piers, plate
glass windows, furnace heat, pressed
brick mantels, nook, den and other
conveniences. The attic will be utilized
as billiard and dahcing room. The
living and dining rooms and reception
hall will have beamed ceilings. 1t will
have oak floors downstairs and maple
floors upstairs with pine trim through
out -
Mansion at CIaremont
A. B. Benton is preparing plans for
Prof. Arthur NJ. Smith of a handsome
country mansion to be erected at
Claremont. 1t is intended to make the
building as fire proof as possible, and
to this end concrete will be used for
the foundations, interior and exterior
walls. The floors viii also be of con-
crete, but will have wood surface. The
exterior will be faced with arroyo or
cobblestone, with open timber treat
ment Asbestos shingle tiles will be
used for roofing. The building will be
two stories. attic and basement and
contain fourteen rooms, exclusive of
halls. etc. :.
The L. B. Walk Architectural COM
pany has drawn plans for the new
Presbyterian church of San Pedro. It
will have concrete hollow block walls
and win cost $4,000.
Also a Sunday school building TO be
attached to the Calvary Presbyterian
church of Riverside.
r. Parmentier is preparing plans for
two-story ten-room frame residence
on Western avenue, near Tenth street.
for #. Pellissier.
r. C. Ferguson is preparing plans
for the raising Of the two-story build
ing at 1926 Grand avenue, and adding
an additional story. The entire build
ing viii be converted into apartments
The owner is c. c. Cohn.
X. Lourdou is preparing plans of a
two-story brick building 34x84 feet to
be built on Buena Vista street for the