Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

inSOn q Bergstrom are the architects.
Child, Hatton & Field have the gem
eral carpenter work and T. Ah Ash
bridge the brick work. About 1,500, 900
feet of lumber will be used in the
work. T.. Odemar & Co. put in the
concrete foundation of the main build
ing. A two-story brick laundry and a
stable, each 34x90 feet, are also being
built; the stable is now being rooted
and the laundry building is up to the
second story.
A. four-story reinforced concrete
warehouse has just been commenced
by the Los Angeles Warehouse COM
pany The plans we're prepared by Ar
chitect f. C. Whittlesey and call for
building 100x4OO feet. 1t Will have con-
crete floors, fire doors and metal Win
dows. There will be two elevators,
tracks and turn tables for delivery
trucks on the upper floors. The first
story will have trackage for railroad
cars which will be un1oaded in the
building. The building has frontage
of 100 feet on Commercial street west
of Alameda and runs through to Mar
ket street where it will have the same
amount of frontage.
Plans by Architects
Local architects report the following
plans for new work to the Builder and
Carpenter:
F., p. Burnham is preparing plans of
two and one-half story country resi-
dence to be built on the corner of
Grand boulevard and Euclid avenue,
Bren twood Park, near Santa Monica,
for f. c. Paulin of the Imperial Land
company. 1t will be of the English
gothic style with beam and plaster
work to second story and gables and
slate roofing. The foundation walls
I1N nf r,ierc and first
story walls in old gold pressed brick.
The porch floors will be laid in mosaic
tile. Loaded glass will be used extern
sively in the windows. 1t will have
hardwood floors throughout and birch
will be used for inside trim. There VIII
be two large fireplaces. The dining and
living room will have beam ceilings
and a large art glass window will be
employed in the staircase hall. The
building will be semi-octagon in shape
and roughly estimated will cover "a
ground area of 10sx4S feet. 1t will
contain twenty-three rooms in all. The
main and staircase hall is 23x36 feet {;
the living rooom 23x2S feet; music room
12x23 feet dining room 22x21 feet;
22x21 feet; the main floor also contains
parlor, library, kitchen department.,
etc. Every convenience in plumbing
and electrical features will be pro-
vided.
The same architect is making plans
of beach cottage for himself to be
built at Newport Bay. 1t will contain
six rooms and be equipped with many
novel features
Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey report
the following work in their offices:
Drawings for a fifty-room addition
to the Hollywood hotel to cost 100000;
a ten-room residence for e. S. Pauley;
also a ten-room residence for e. S.
Wilson These two buildings will be
erected in the foothills at the west end
of the canyon near Hollywood.
They have also commenced work on
a $4,000 beach residence for H. E.
Huntington at the corner of B street
and the Esplanada at Clifton. 1t is of
Spanish mission style, with plastered
exterior and red tile roofing; rein
forced concrete foundation and floors.
The work is being done by the day.
Also for stable and carriage house
to be built at Hollywood for Arthur
Let's. 1t will be 50x75 feet of the
mission style, and have clock tower,
Akron tile roofing, and will conform In
appearance to the fine residence now
on the premises.
They are also making drawings for
1andscaping the ten-acre tract of w.
G. Wattles. located on the foothills
near West Hollywood, preparatory to
the erection of a residence of consider
BILE magnitude. A walled-in garden on
Mexican lines is also contemplated.
They are making plans of three resi-
dences to be erected on West Washing
ton street near the Rindge residence
that will cost $4,000, $4,000 and $35, 900
respectively.
They are also taking bids and will
supervise the construction of the st.
Anthony's mission church at South
Pasadena from plans prepared by Ar
chitects Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson
of New York.
H. NJ Patterson has drawn plans
for a one-story six-room frame cottage
to be built on Fiftieth street between
Figueroa street and Moneta avenue
for ]. G. Newell. 1t will have brick
fireplace, oak floors and first class
plumbing. A large barn will be erect
ed in the rear.
Lester S.bMoore has prepared plans
for two-story, attic and basement
frame residence to be built on the west
side of Alvarado street between
Twelfth and Pico for C. D. Lane. 1t
will contain ten rooms and three baths
and have Wyoming sandstone porch
piers, foundation walls and buttresses;
mantels, hardwood floors. paneled
wainscoting, beam ceilings, plate and
loaded glass windows, built-in side
board, seats etc. The plumbing and
electrical conveniences will be of the
best quality
He has also plans of ten-room mod
ern residence to be built at the south
west corner of Sixth and Virgil streets
for A. f. Gilmore. 1t will contain two
bath rooms and have hardwood floors
and trim, together with all modern
conveniences. A two-story carriage
house and stable with living rooms on
the second floor will also be built in
connection with the residence.
The same architect has prepared
plans of two-story frame building to
contain four four-room flats, to be
built on Avenue 50 near Monte Vista
street for Mrs. Mary C. Kenyon.
j. C. Goersch has prepared plans for
a two-story frame building 40X5S feet.
to be erected on the northwest corner
of Thirty-eighth street and Santa Fe
avenue for II. Leonis. 1t will have two
stores on the ground floor and thirty
rooms on the upper floor. Plate glass
will be used for the store fronts.
The same architect is also preparing
drawings for a two-story mission
style building, 5Ox155 feet to be used
as a dancing pavilion to be built ON
South Flower street between Sixteenth