Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-12
PLAN FOR MANY
fine BUILDINGS
ARCHITECTS ARE ACTIVE IN
ALL LINES
OFFICE STRUCTURE AND HOTEL
TO RISE
Preparation Being Made for New
Church, Several School Houses,
Five Residences and Nu-
nerous Bungalows

A glance over the field is all that is
required to see that the architects have
again become active, and that as a con-
sequence there is a large amount of
building in the preliminary stage.
Several buildings are in course of
preparation, also an office building, a
hotel, church structures and many fine
residences and bungalows.
The Builder and Contractor reports
the following among the architects:
Architect Charles E. Shattuck, 318
Mason building, is completing plans for
a new grammar school building to be
erected on the corner of Sixth and
Louise streets, Glendale. 1t will be of
English Gothic type of architecture,
class rooms, library and teachers and
principals rooms. It will be built on
a concrete foundation. Furnace room
and lavatory rooms will be in the
basement. 1t will be wired for electric
lights. The plans will be ready for
contractors next week.
The same architect has also complet-
ed plans and specifications for George
S. Marygold's residence, to be con-
structed on Occidental boulevard, near
Sixth street, and the same will be ready
for bids next Monday.
The plans submitted oy Architect A.
c. Smith, 307 South Broadway, have
been accepted by the board of trustees
of Duarte for new grammar school
building. 1t will be a one-story mission
style structure, built of concrete, and
will contain four large class rooms, one
smaller class room, principals and di-
rectors' rooms, library, etc. 1t will also
be provided with an auditorium, 40x60
feet, with stage. 1t will have metal
tile roof, staff ornamentation, pine
trim, beech flooring. Lunch and toilet
nd mil ha In
basement. A special feature will be an
individual locker system for the cloak
rooms.
The same architect is also supervis-
ing the completion of the four upper
class rooms of the Alhambra grammar
school, He is also making plans for
additional laboratory fixtures for the
the outhouses for the Garden Grove
school, to care for the plumbing sys-
tenn.
Class B Building
Architects Morgan & Walls, 232 North
Main street, have prepared plans for a
four-story and basement loft building,
30x150 feet, to be built on the ives, side
of Broadway, south of Seventh street.
1t has been leased by Sanborn, Vail &
Co. and will be occupied exclusively by
that firm. It will be of class B con-
struction-pressed brick and irno store
fronts, galvanized iron cornice. compo-
sition roofing, wood floors and joists,
plumbing, electric wiring, freight and
passenger elevator, plate and prism
glass lights, etc.
Architects Kelly & Newberry, 1924 Sc
curity building, are preparing plans for
/ several modern and up-to-date resi-
denees. One is for A. c. Way of the
First National bank, and one for c. P.
Tolley, both to be built in the Oak
Knoll tract at South Pasadena One to
be built at Monrovia for c. i. DAN
iels, and one at Hollywood for John T..
Allen.
The same architects have taken bids
for the construction of a fine residence
near Berkeley square, for Frank Gill
lelen.
The Artistic Building Plan company,
313 West Third street, has made plans
of five-room bungalow to be built at
Cucamonga for A. G. Beattie. 1t has
also made plans for six bungalows to
be built at San Bernardino, for the In
surance and Loan company of that
city.
Also plans of a seven-room English
bungalow with terrace and open court,
to be erected on the Mount washington
tract for Mrs. Grace Summerfield.
Architect F. M. Tyler, 600 Union
Trust building, has drawn plans for a
one-story seven-room. frame bungalow
to be erected at Forty-seventh street
and Moneta avenue for Mrs. Alice A..
e. LongIey. He is also drawing plans
for six-room residence to be built at
Alhambra for George Rice, jr. Also
plans for a one and half story six
room cottage to be constructed on Mag
noIia avenue. near Washington street,
for T. G. DeLisle.
Architects Martin & Barker, 122 Hem
ne building, have completed plans and
have taken bids for an eight-room
frame building to be built on Kenwood
avenue, near Adams street, for ]. B.
p. Crosby. 1t will be modern in every
way
Architect c. H. Russell, 512 Stimson
building, has been commissioned to
draw plans for remodeling the former
lake bath house at yenice into hy-