Los Angeles herald., 1906-12-02
NEW F|vE-STORY
. APARTMENT HOUSE
IMPROVEMENT PLANNED FOR
GRAND AVENUE
Still Another to Occupy the Corner of
Sixth Street and Burlington Ave.
nue. - Many New Homes
Planned by Architects

The L. B. Walk Architectural conf
pany are finishing the plans for a new
apartment house to be erected on
Grand avenue between Fourth and
Fifth streets for q syndicate of local
capitalists. 1t will be 7Sx165 feet, five
stories high in front and seven stories
in the rear, and constructed of REIN
forced concrete. There will be twenty
suites on each floor, each supplied with
all modern improvements. A cafe and
ball room will also be provided for the
convenience and pleasure of the ten
ants.
Architect Otto H. Neher is making
the working drawings for three-story
| apartment building to be erected ON
| the northeast corner of Sixth street
| and Burlington avenue for Attorney
| Frank c. Hill. The first story walls
will be of concrete, the second story
half timber and plaster The building
will contain 100 rooms divided into
two and three-room suites. The inter-
ior finish is to be of birch with mahog-
any stain. The building will be 112x
120 feet and will have every modern
feature.
other New Work
Local architects report additional
new work to the Builder and Contrac-
tor as follows:
Westburg e. Burke have prepared
plans of a two-story and basement
frame residence to be built on Berendo
street between Seventh and Wiltshire
boulevard for w. R. Irland. 1t will
contain ten rooms and have hardwood
floors and trim, plate glass windows,
mantels, furnace heat and all modern
conveniences.
Marsh & Russell are drawing plans
for new edifice for the First Presby-
al.V l. ~E L.,
built on the combination plan, the
Sunday school being so arranged as to
be added to the main auditorium when
required. A first-clasS heating and
ventilating system will be installed. in
dividual class rooms, ladies' parlors
and social rooms. The exterior will
of stone. The estimated cost is $35, 900.
Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey, archi-
tects, have prepared plans of large
two-story residence to be built on San
Rafael Heights for w. H. Bailey. 1t
will have a frontage of so feet with two
wings forming an open court. 1t will
contain thirteen rooms and four baths
and have brick foundation, rustic ex-
terror and shingIe roofing, furnace
heat, gas and electrical conveniences,
hardwood floors, beam ceilings, man
tells, plate glass windows, etc.
Architects Hunt & Eager have pre-
pared plans of one-story bungalow
dwelling to be built at Riverside for
William Hinkle 1t will have adobe
walls with cement plaster and stucco
finish and shingle roofing. 1t will cover
an area of S0X60 feet and contain ten
rooms surrounding patio. There will
also be pergola, summer house and
Japanese garden. 1t will have three
bath rooms, hardwood floors, furnace
heat, tile mantels and other modern
features.
The same architects have prepared
plans of a fine two-story residence to
be built on Harvard boulevard, be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-flrst
streets, for M. r. Sawtelle. 1t win
have plastered exterior and fiat roof.
1t will contain nine rooms and have
two baths, hardwood floors and trim,
furnace heat, tile mantels, cement steps
and porch, plate and art glass win
doWs, etc
Architect Lester S. Moore has pre-
pared plans of a unique bungalow
dwelling for Mrs. A. Tsheppe, to be
built at East Whittier. 1t will be 4S&
So feet, and will contain living room,
five bed rooms and bath on the first
story, and one bedroom in the attic.
The living room is octagonal, "a feet
in diameter, located in the central part
of the building and surrounded by a
gallery Light will be obtained from
a stained glass cupola overhead, IL
will have oak floors in living room and
reception hall and white enamel finish
to the bedrooms. There will be large
porches on two Sides of the building.
The same architect is making plans
Of a two-story eleVen-room frame resi-
denee to be built at Sunny Slope on the
Monrovia electric road, for b. 10. Will
liams of this city 1t will have stone
foundation, hardwood floors, pine trim,
f.tv
other modern conveniences.
r. M Tyler has drawn plans for a
one-story hVe-room cottage to be
erected at 246 West Forty-second street
for Joseph Schuab,
The same architect is also drawing |
plans for a one and One-half story sew
en-room bungalow to be built on the |
corner of Adams street and Dalton