Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
.REDONDO CASINO
TO Be REBUILT
NEW D0RMIT0RIES FOR THE
H0LLENBEcK HOME
Three-story Brick Business Block for
the Corner of Ninth and Wall
Streets-Many New
Homes

Architect e. o. Kent will supervise
the work of rebuilding the Redondo
casino, which was destroyed by fire re-
Gently. The new edifice will be equal to
the one destroyed and will be built
about twenty feet south of the old site,
leaving a space of fifty-two feet be-
tween 1t and the pavilion. Other
changes provide for the raising of the
side walls two feet and lowering the
grand stand. New piling will also be
driven. Adloff & Hauerwaas and M.
Mayer are the owners.
| Architects Morgan and Walls have
| taken bids for the erection of several
new buildings on the grounds of the
Hollenbeck home on Boyle Heights. A
three-story dormitory building and a
| one-story chapel and library buildings
are provided for. Alterations will also
be made to portions of existing build
ings and new refrigerators. elevator,
dumb walters, etc., lstalled.
Architect f. M. Tyler has drawn plans
for three-story brick building. to be
constructed on the corner of Ninth and
wall streets, for c. G. Crippen. The
first story will contain three store
rooms. The upper floors will be divided
into twenty-eight one-room suites, some
of which will have private bath rooms.
All rooms will have talented beds, Law
atory and electric Leating apparatus
The reception room will be finished in
scagliola The building will be faced
with pressed brick and have plate and
prism glass store fronts
Local architects report new work to
the Builder and Contractor as follows:
John G. Austin has prepared plans of
one-story brick garage to be built on
Olive street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, for Mrs. Alice J. Gas
tren. 1t will have cement floor, white
washed walls and composition roofing.
When completed it will be occupied by
the Western Motor Car company
The same architect has taken bids for
large two-story and basement frame
and brick residence to be built on the
northwest corner of Berendo street and
Wiltshire boulevard, for Mrs. Mary Car
ney Andrews. An auto garage in keep
Ing with the residence will also be built
E. o. Kent has prepared plans for
extensive changes to be made to the
building now occupying the corner of
West Seventh and Whittier, owned by
| Mrs. Norris. The two two-Story fiat
buildings will be moved and converted
| into modern apartment houses. The
one-story cottage will also be moved,
raised, and ground floor added. The
property will be graded and concrete
retaining wall built along the street
| fronts.
The same architect is preparing plans
of seVen-room modern cottage to be
built on Ellis street, Pasadena, for Mrs.
G. F. Randall
F. M. Tilden has drawn plans for a
two-story frame building to be erected
on Eighth street, near Grand View ave-
nue., for Ira H. Tilden. 1t will contain
four four-room flats, with first-class
convenienceS.
The same architect has also prepared
T0lanS for q "a or cix
room bungalow, to be built on Oak
street, near Twentieth street, for L.
Hickman.
Architect F. X. Lourdou is taking
bids for a two-story and basement brick
residence, to be erected at South Pasa-
dena, near the Hotel wentworth, for e.
Fleur.
The same architect is taking bids for
a two-story ten-room frame residence
to be built in Gramercy place for j.
Pierret.
P. August Westberg has prepared
plans of q one and one-half story bum
galow residence to be built on West
Fifth street, Alhambra, for o. G. My
rem. 1t will contain eight rooms and
will have pine trim, beam ceilings, man
tel, pergola, etc. The foundation walls,
porch and porch columns will be of Sc
lected blue brick.
Theo. A. Esen is making plans for ex-
tensive alterations to the residence of
]. T. Steward at 1867 West Adams
street. The structure will be converted
into q first-class apartment house, there
being four four-room suites, with pri-
vate baths and kitchen, and four single
rooms. Separate entrances will be pro-
vided for each. The living rooms will
have beamed ceilings and the dining
rooms paneleI walls.
Chas. u. Shattuck is drawing plans
for three-story and basement brick
and frame apartment house, 40x150 feet,
to be built on Flower street, between
Second and Third streets, for Miss A.
Stowell. 1t will contain about sixty
rooms, divided into two and three-room
suites, wit bath room and buffet kitch
en- to each apartment. 1t will have
steam heat, patented beds, an electric
elevator and modern plumbing.