Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31
WORKS OF ART
BY ARCHITECTS
WEEK NOTABLE FOR RICH DIS
PLAY OF TASTE
BEAUTY DOMINATES IN DESIGN
OF NEW HOMES
Many Styles of Architecture Are Ap-
pIied-Bungalow Leads in Popu-
larity-Attractive Entrance
for Memorial Park

sign of dwelling houses. Almost every
attractive style of architecture was ap-
piled, with the popular bungalow IN
the lead. An architectural feature OF
the week was the designing of an en-
trance in stone for Memorial park,
Ventura county.
The Builder and Contractor reports
the following among the architects;
Architect A. C. Smith. SO7 South
Broadway, is drawing plans for one
and a half story seven-room frame
residence, to be built at Hermosa
Beach for Judge Lucien Shaw. 1t Will
contain first class conVeiences.
Architect f. Parmentier, 507 Byrne
building, has drawn plans for an addi-
ton to the ice cream factory building
of L. A. Christopher on the corner of
Twenty and Los Angeles streets.
1t will be of brick, 31x37 feet in size.
Architects Garrett & Bixby have
been commissioned to draw plants for
new eight-room frame school house at
Glendale. 1t will have large class
rooms, teachers and principals rooms,
an I'D to date heating and ventilating
system.
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom.
Security building, have let the con-
tract for the metal interior trim of the
Pacific Mutual Insurance company's
building at Sixth and Olive streets to
the Dahlstrom Metallic Door company
of jamestown, N. Y. The electrical
work has been let to the Foulkes-Gay-
lord company of this city.
Architect G.. A Howard Jr., Grant
building, has drawn plans for one
story, two-room frame school building,
to be constructed in the Palo Solo
school district, near Arcadia. The plans
are in the hands of the secretary of the
board of school trustees. E. c. Cribb,
123 South Broadway.
Architects Morgan & Walls are pre-
pairing plans of business building to
be erected on the west side of Spring
street, Just south Of Seventh, for M. A.
Newmark. The foundation walls and
footings will be of sufficient strength
to sustain a siX-story building, but for
the present a three-story structure will
be built. 1t will be occupied by j. w.
Hellman, the hardware merchant.
Bids for Large House
Architect b. Cooper Corbett has taxi
en- bids for the construction of a two
story nine-room frame residence, to be
built on Westmoreland avenue, near
West Ninth street, for A. K. Kornblum.
1t will have rustic and plaster exterior,
by large cement plastered columns. The
main rooms will have paneled wains-
coting and hardwood floors; stone man
tel) plate and art glass windows, book
cases, furnace heat, gas, electricity,
etc.
Architect Chas. E. Shattuck S16 Ma
son building, has drawn plans for
tWo-story and attic ten-room frame
residence, to be built in Morgan place,
Hollywood, for c. B. Peterson. The liV-
ing room will have an artistic tile fire
place; hardwood floors will be used
throughout; it will have furnace heat,
pine trim, and white enameled wood
work on second floor.
The same architect has also drawn
plans for a five-room bungalow, to be
erected at Glendale for L. A. Monroe.
The finish throughout the house will be
in redwood.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 600 Union
Trust building, has drawn plans for
two-story eight-room frame residence
TO be built on Lennox street, near
Washington street, for H. B. Hutch
ings. It will be erected by day labor.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a siX-room bungalow to be
built on Forty-seventh street near Ver-
mont avenue, for w. Rennie.
He also has drawn plans for one
story double dwelling of six rooms, to
be erected on the corner of First street
and Beaudry avenue for F. L. Hosick.
Architect c. C. Rittenhouse, 3SS Will
cox building, Is drawing plans for
seven-room bungalow to be erected on
Olive street near Thirty-ninth street,
for Fred Czerniski.
Also plans for an artistic entrance
of stone, for Memorial park, in Ven
tura county.
He has also drawn plans for large
ranch home Of sixteen rooms, to be
erected near Ventura for J. F. Ludlow
1t will contain all the conveniences of
first-class country home, and is esti-
mated to cost upward of $4,000
For a Womans Club House
The Artistic Building Plans company,
room 206 at 313 West Third street, has
submitted designsl for a women's club
house, to be built at Cucamonga.
Also plans of a two-story mission
style residence of ten rooms, to be
built at Redlands for C. A Trip. 1t
will be equipped with the latest plumb
ing and heating devices. The principal
rooms will have mahogany trim, tapes
try walls and beam ceilings. There
will be five chambers, roof garden, pa
ito and broad piazzas. 1t is estimated
to cost $4,000.
They have also plans of an eight
room Swiss chalet to be built in the
Venice Gateway tract, at Venice, for
Ford Grant. 1t will cost $4,000.
Architect Frank II. Peters, Auditor
ium building, has prepared plans of
large two-story frame and stone res
idence, to be built on Andrews boule-
ward, near Third street, for Harry
Jackins. The first tory walls, balus-
trades. piers and chimneys will be
faced with Chatsworth park sandstone.
The interior trim viii be in mahogany
and oak. 1t will contain ten rooms
and have beam ceilings. hardwood
floors, plate glass windows, furnace,
high grade plumbing and electrical
work The work will be done largely
by the day. The concrete foundation
has been laid.
r. j. Borgmeyer, All Stimson build
ing, has made plans for alterations to
the two-story building on North Spring
street, near Temple, for w. M. Jonson.
New store fronts. plumbing, fixtures,
tile floors, prismatic glass etc, will be
installed.
]. w. Chambers, 4O5 Fay building,
has prepared plans for a HISTORY =
room bungalow in Laurel canyon for
X. d. Redpath. 1t will have cobble-
stone front and chimneys.
He has also drawn plans for nine
room frame residence to be erected on