Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-02-26
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

WaterDury ArchltectS and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.
 Architects McKim, Mead & White
 of New York have been selected to
 draw the plans for the new railroad station. The building will be one story in height, of Stony Creek gran ite and red brick, with slate roof. The main waiting room will be about
 bOx11O feet, and the telegraph rooms, etc, will be at the left of the waiting room. At the north end of the station will be located the bag gage and express rooms. A clock tower, 200 feet high, will also be erected. It is expected that work will be started during the summer.
 Plans are being drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith for the apartment block to be erected on Cooke street for John O'Brien. The plans call for structure of pressed brick, 45x68 feet, three stories high, with a gravel roof, copper cornice, limestone trim mings. There will be six apartments, fitted up with tiled bath rooms, man tels. open plumbing and all conven- fences. The plans will be ready for estimates shortly.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt for new house to be erected on Ca bles avenue for Truman s. Lewis. It will be frame house, with shin- gled exterior, containing nine rooms. The rooms will be finished in hard woods and provided with mantels, fireplaces, gas and electric lights. The heating will be hot air and every convenience will be provided.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has completed plans for the superstruc- ture of the new block to be erected on West Grove street for P. H. Car roll and estimates are now being made. The foundations for the build- ing are now being put in by the George s. Chatfield Co. The block has been fully described in a recent issue.
 Plans will be completed this week by Architects Griggs & Hunt for the pavilion to be erected at Lake Quas- sapaug for the Waterbury and Pom peraug Railroad Co, N. R. Bronson in charge. It will be of frame construc- ton, arranged for dance hall, res Iaurant. etc. Estimates will be made at once.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has com pleted plans and estimates are being made for a new store and tenement building to be erected at the corner ,f Wood and Dikeman streets for Leo Herr. The block will be built of | prick and wood, and will be arranged | Or two stores on the ground floor md eight tenements on the upper loors. The roofing will be with gravel and the usual conveniences will be provided
 Architects Freney & Jackson have 'een selected to draw the plans for he engine house to be erected on street. There is an appro- 'riation of $12.O00 for the work. A description of the building will be .iven in later issue.
 The Waterbury Hospital associa- ion has purchased the Israel Holmes roperty on the Watertown road as he site for the proposed new hos ftal. The land contains twenty cres and is bounded by the Water own road, Robbins street and Grand few avenue. There is a large house nd three smaller structures on the lte. which will probably be torn own to make room for the new uildings. As yet no plans have cen drawn, but 1t is expected that ork will be started this summer. he plan of erecting large addition ) the hospital on Hospital avenue, le plans for which were drawn by rchitects McKim. Mead & White of ew York, has been abandoned. F.
 Kingsbury is the president of the ospital.
 The contract has been let to Rob- t Mackie to erect the house on hestnut avenue for NJ. D. Russell.
 will be a frame house, arranged IT three families. each tenement five rooms. The sub-con- acts will be awarded at once. Jos ,h T. Smith is the architect.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has com eted plans for a new house for c. Wallace to be erected on Wood wn terrace. It will be a frame ,use, arranged for two families, lch apartment having six rooms, 'ovided with furnace heat and con- ,niences.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have 'mpleted plans for some changes to e building at the corner of Phoenix Id Abbott avenues for Santoro Bros.
 store will be fitted up in the base ent.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has