Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-01
DESIGNS NEW
COUNTRY CLUB
ARCHITECT PREPARES FOR A
SPACIOUS BUILDING
TO BE ERECTED IN MOUNTAINS
NEAR GLENDALE
Bids Are Taken for Brick Warehouse,
Changes to Hotel Front and
Alterations TO a Hotel
Building

Plans are being made by a local
architect for a spacious private coun-
try club building to be erected by l.. c.
Brand in the mountains at Miradero,
between Glendale and Burbank. Bids
were taken last week for a brick ware
house to be built on Santa Fe street.
Changes in the Fourth street front OF
the Van Mugs hotel are being made,
and plans are ready for the altering of
a large fiat house on West Pico street.
Plans of a local architect have been
accepted for a big high school building
in an Arizona town.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Pemberton & Kent, engineers and ar
chitects, 705 Auditorium building, are
preparing drawings for a story and a
half nine-room frame residence to be
erected on Bonita avenue, Redondo,
for w. j. Hess. 1t will have hardwood
floors in principal rooms on lower
floor, brick mantel in living room,
first-class plumbing, laundry, large
basement. etc
The same architects are also prepar-
ing drawings for a tWo-story and base
ment brick apartment building to be
erected at Redondo for. J. l. Lechner.
1t will be 37x97 feet in size and will
have stucco exterior finish with pressed
piers. 1t will be subdivided into six
teen two-room suites, there being a
number of bathrooms in the rear por-
ton of the structure. The shower
baths will be quartered in the base
ment. Modern conveniences will be
specified.
Architect Frank NJ. Tyler 600 Union
Trust building, is drawing plons for a
two-story and attic thirteen-room frame
and plaster residence to be erected at
San Marine and Westmoreland avenue
for FL. L. Jones. 1t will be in old Eng
lish type of architecture with brick
porch front and columns, hardwood
floors, pine trim, furnace, built-in de-
tail work, gas and electrical convent
ences and first-class plumbing. A bill
lard room will be located in the attic
The same architect has drawn plans
for two-story nine-room frame res
idence to be erected on oxford avenue
near Sixteenth street for r. B. Mills
1t will have brick porch columns,
hardwood floors, furnace heat, etc.
Country Club Building
Architect Charles e. Shattuck, 31S
Mason building, is preparing plans for
q spacious private country club build
ing to be constructed on the estate of
l.. c. Brand in the mountains at Mira
dero, between Glendale and Burbank.
1t will contain five large rooms, have
shower baths, ladies' and gentlemen's
dressing and retiring rooms, an i'm
mense fireplace, billiard room, ingle
nook, etc. The finish will be stained
pine, with hardwood floors, beamed
ceilings, paneled walls, stone chimneys,
etc. The grounds and approaches will
be highly improved. The paths and
drives leading to the house will be ter
raced and otherwise made as artistic
as possible.
Architect Norman F. Marsh, FOG
Broadway Central building, has had
his revised plans for the Tempe, Ariz,
high school building accepted by the
bids for it's erection are now being re-
ceived, to be opened November II. Es-
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