Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-22
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contract.
 OTIS Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

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 ors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have prepared plans for an enlargement to be made to the plant of the Water bury Machine Co upon which esti- mates are now being made. The larg- CT of the buildings will be 3Sx96 feet, one story high, and will be used for machine shop. Another building will be 32x44 feet, one story high, for boiler house and in addition there will be a building for coal stor- age, 20x26 feet. All the structures will be of brick with gravel roofs.
 The contract for the erection of the proposed block on the corner of Grand and Leavenworth streets for Judge c. H. Cowell and F. P. Guil- foile. planned by Architect Joseph T. Smith, has been let to J. S. Goodwin, the G. S. Chatfield Go doing the ma son work. The building which has been fully described in previous is- sue, will be four stories high, 61x63 feet, arranged for stores, offices and apartments, with gravel roof, galvan- ized iron cornice. metal ceilings, steam heat, and electric lights. Work has been started on the block to be erected on North Riverside street for Dr George De Liguori, for which Victor Bernier has the con- tract, the Granite Construction com- pany doing the mason work. The building will be three stories high, 53x66 feet, of wood, with gravel roof and will be arranged for stores and tenements.
 Plans of Architect c. Jerome Bailey are out for the block to be erected on Hill street for MT Wac! cawyez. It will be three story frame structure, with gravel roof, and will have arrangements for two stores on the ground floor and eight tenements on the upper floors with all improve ments, including metal skylight, gas and electric lighting, etc.
 Plans are being figured for build ing to be erected oh Bridge street for Ottoni Membrini, for which J. B. Duhaime is the architect. It will be two story frame building, with gravel roof and will have store and four tenements.
 The contract has been awarded to the Fidelity Construction Go for frame house on North Riverside street for Charles A. Colley. It will be three stories high, of wood, and fitted up for six families. with all Improvements. The cost will be about $12,000.
 Chauncey Seeley & Co have started work on the two frame houses on the street between the Boulevard and North Willow street for G. H. Cloves They will be 2Sx34 feet each and will be provided with every modern im- provement.
 c. M. Brooks has the contract to build a frame block on Round Hill street for Dr F. F. Cook. It will 64x70 feet, three stories high, of wood. with gravel roof. and will be arranged for 14 tenements of four rooms each, with Improvements.
 Work has been started on q brick and frame building on cossett street for Rubin Horowitz. the plans for which are by Arichtect I R. Duhaime. It will be 12x37 feet. with gravel roof. J. F. Watson will do the mason work.
 From plans of Archieect J. R. Du- haime the contract has been let to Valcourt X Courtmanche for flame house on Butler street for John FitZ- patrick. The house will have eight rooms, with all improvements.
 ValcOurt & Courteniancne have tue contract for a frame house to be built for F. A. Little. It win be 25x A feet. with all improvements. The BrOnsOn-Knibbs Co has the mason work.
 The proposed new building for A. F.. Rice on Scovill street will he four stories high Instead one one story as first planned. Architect T. B. Peck will revise the plans and estaimates will he made soon. The block will ie arranged for stores on the ground floor. with several tenements on the upper floors. The roofing will he with gravel and there will be galvanized iron cornice. plate glass fronts. metal ceilings. etc.
 Architect E E. Benedict has com pleted plans and estimates are now heinz made for the new building for the Waterbury Clock Co on Mill street. IL will Ipe a brick structure. five stories high. 42x3J0 feet. with a gravel roof. A wing. 42x125 feet. five stories high. will also be erected.
 Contracts for the new residence to be built on North Willow street for Theodore Nuhn will be awarded soon The house was planned by Architects Griggs & Hunt. and will be built of half timber and stucco. with a shiagIe roof There will he nine rooms. finish ezI in chestnut and white enamel. with hard wood floors. two brick fire places. pl4fe glass windows, etc. TIle heating VIII be by hot air.
 The firm of Green Bros. building contractors. has been dissolved by mutual consent Roth members ef the firm will continue in the general con tracing business and will he pleased 10 submit estimates on all work in their line