Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
ARCHITECTS PLAN
MANY STRUCTURES
ELks AT SAN PEDRO WILL HAVE
NEW HOME
Large Apartment House in Mission
Style Will Contain seventy-five
Rooms, with BuiIt-in
Furniture

The activity among the architects Is
shown by the appended report taken from
the Builder and Contractor:
Architects Hudson & Munsel1 are pre-
pairing plans for a three-story brick
building to be erected at San Pedro for
B. P. O. e. association. The first story
will be occupied by stores. the second
will contain the Ellxs and social halls
and the third floor the lodge and ante
rooms. The building will be 6Ox125 feet
and will be, built at the corner of Sixth
and Palos Verdes streets
Architects Hunt & Grey have taken
bids for the construction of a fire-proof
office building to be erected at Coalinga
for the California Oil Fields, Limited, an
English corporation. The building will
be constructed of reinforced concrete and
have cement floor, metal frames sash
and doors and wire glass to windows.
The building will be 67xS5 feet and have
metal office fixtures, oak counter, vault,
etc.
The same architects have prepared
plans and taken bids for large bunga-
low to be erected at the same place for
the same company. 1t will be OF frame
construction. one-story high and built in
the form of a letter I'll. A porch will
extend along all sides of the building,
aggregating about 800 feet in length by
IA feet wide The building will contain
twenty-four rooms, with living and din
ing rooms and complete kitchen depart
ment. There will be eight bath rooms,
closets. etc. The living room is 25x45
feet and the dining room 22x25 feet The
interior finish will be in redwood. The
sides of the building will be constructed
of boards with heavy building paper be-
tween. The entire building covers a
ground space of 170x103 feet.
Architect Frank M. Tyler has drawn
plans for. a two-story nineroom frame
residence to be erected on st. Andrews
place near Western street for L. c. Tyler.
Also plans for two-story nine-room
residence to be built on Santa Barbara
street near Western avenue for H. G..
Schaper.
He has also made plans for two-story
nine-room frame house to be constructed
on Fairmount drive in Victoria park for
Mrs. lone McCahan. These houses will
be provided with all modern conveniences
and will have polished floors, beam cell
ings, plate glass, stone porches and hot
air heating
Attractive Bungalow
Architents Garrett & Bixby have drawn
plans for a six-room bungalow to be
erected at Sixteenth street and Van Ness
avenue for DIR. A. G. Clark. 1t will have
a living room 18x21 feet, with large brick
fireplace, art glass windows, etc. The
finish will be in mahogany finished red
wood, with hardwood floors throughout.
Built in detail work. paneled wainscot-
ing, cabinet kitchen and furnace heat
are also specified. The work will be done
by day labor under the supervision Of
the architects
Z Architect James M. Corrie has made
plans for large frame apartment house
in mission style to be constructed on
Malcomson street, extending from Flower
street to Grand avenue, for y. II. Red
path 1t will contain seventy-five rooms
divided into two and three-room suites
with private bath and buffet kitchen to
each apartment. Up-to-date built-in fur
niture,, etc, will be incorporated into the
structure.
Architect Homer Washburn Glidden has
opened offices at 4S0 South Broadway
During the past six years he has been
engaged in residence and heavy building
construction In Chicago.
Architects Hudson & Munsell have been
authorized by the board Of supervisors
to prepare plans of a Ihorgue building
to be erected on the county hospital