Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
TALLER BLOCK
FOR HAYWARD
ElGHT.ST0RY BUILDING, COR
NER SPRING AND SIXTH
Los Angeles Architects start the New
Year With Tables Covered
With Plans for Many
Structures

DR. Henderson Hayward has decided
TO make his reinforced concrete Inn
provement OIL the southwest corner OF
Spring and Sixth streets an eight-story
block instead of seven stories as orig
inally. The permit for the addition OF
another story has been issued the esti-
mated cost being $4,000. The frontage
On Spring street is Sill feet. 1O9 feet on
Sixth street. The total cost of this
handsome hotel building will be about
S150,OOO.
Ten-Story Block
Architects Parkinson e. Bergstrom
are preparing plans for the ten-s tory
steel frame bank and office building to
be erected for the Sartori- -Bilicke syn
dicate on the southeast corner of Spring
and Fifth streets. opposite the Hotel
Alexandria. The Spring street frontage
is 100 feet, 1859 feet on Fifth. The build
ings now on the lot will be moved off
in May. The proposed improvement
will involve an expenditure of $500, 900
to 100000.
New Plans by Architects
Among the 1906 plans on the tables of
local architects are the following. re-
ported to the Builder and Contractor:
Westburg & Burke are making draw
ings for two-story, eight-room frame
residence for Mrs. Sam Cohn, to be
built on Arapahoe street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets.
S. Tiden Norton has prepared draw
ings for two-story building, 10 con-
tain two seven-room flats to he con-
structed on Fifteenth street near Mag
nolia avenue for J. Korn. it will have
Cak floors, beamed ceilings built in
sideboards and mantels gas and cleo
trio facilities and nickel plated plumb
ing.
c. f. Shilling is drawing plans for a
two-story brick fire engine house 2SX
So feet, to be erected for the city OH the
corner of Sunset boulevard and Mo
hawk street It will have composition
roof and asphalt floor and will be
equipped with all the requirements and
convenierces Of Il first-olass engine
house.
Fl. M. Patterson is drawing plans for
an eight-room residence for ]. C..
Reinhard, to be built at the northwest
corner of Hobart boulevard and Cam
bridge street. 1t will have clapboard
and shingle1 exterior, the interior is
conveniently arranged and all modern
features provided
Frank M. Tyler has prepared plans
for an eightroom residence TO be built
for G.. S. Norton ON the corner of Thir-
tieth and Dalton streets.
The same architect is also making
plans f)r a two-story frame building.
to contain two six-room flats, to he
erected for William Schinton on st.
Louis street. near Fourth street. These
flats will contain all the conveniences
of well arranged dwelling.
Mr.. Tyler is also making drawings
for a mission style chapel for the "
mouth Congregational church of Long
Beach.
Also plans for d two-story, seven
room frame residence for G. E. Mooney,
to be constructed on Wilcox street,
south of Prospect, Hollywood
Charles e. Shattuck is preparing
plans of a three-story and basement
store and hotel building to be erected
on South Olive street between Eighth
and Ninth streets, for a syndicate. 1t
will be of brick and steel construction,
40x15O feet, with pressed brick front,
composition roofing and contain every
modern convenience necessary for a
building of this character. The first
story will be divided into store rooms,
the second and third floors to contain
fcrty-four rooms with the necessary
baths, etc.
Dennis & FarwelI have made draw
ings for the interior arrangement of
fixtures and vault for the Germania
the Tajo building, corner First street
and Broadway. There will he a large
reinforced concrete vault steel lined,
burglar and fireproof. There will be
special trust and bond departments,
ladies' waiting room, seats. etc. The
fixtures will be of mahogany, with
bronze grill work and plate glass,
marble counters and base and tile floor.
Fernand Parmentier is now receiving
ti,,,pt tn- fnt I,n frtto ttNt, sNf I,n
three story store and apartment build
ing of the Pioneer Trust & Investment
company, to be constructed at First
and Boyle avenue.
Parkinson & Bergstrom are taking
bids for two of the largest buildings
they have had on the boards at any
one time. They are the Old Ladies'
home on Boyle Heights and the pro-
posed building for the southeast corner
of Fifth and Spring streets
II. G.. Ferguson is preparing plans of
a two-story store and apartment build
ing to be erected at the corner of West
Adams street and Harvard boulevard
for A. Il. McNeely. Tt will be 5Ox65 feet.
with exterior walls of hollow concrete
building blocks. The interior will be
arranged for apartments with all
modern conveniences.
Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey, archi-
letlS, Will Dt Ittuy uIl JdlludIy ~ ~
receive bids for frame residence to be
built for Mrs. E. M. Tolcutt on Orange
Grove avenue, Pasadena. 1t will have
brick veneer to first story and cement
plaster second story.
Same architects will also be ready
about January Is to receive bids on two
residences for the Palisades tract,
Santa Monica, of twelve rooms each.
Same architects have also under way
for fireproof residence for G. p. Per-
kins. to be built at Oak Knoll. South
Pasadena, and for brick and a brick
veneer residence for the same tract.
Same architects are also taking
figures on an extensive series of archi-
tectural garden-adjuncts for the
Arthur Let's estate. to be constructed
at Hollywood. The structures will be
of reinforced concrete Santa Barbara
sandstone and wrought iron.
The contract has been let to A. Klock
for extensive additions to the All
Saints Episcopal church, Euclid ave-
nue., Pasadena.