Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
ARCHITECTS ARE
FULL-EMPLOYED
ALL LINES OF PROFESSION
BEING WORKED
IMPOSING CLASS A STRUCTURE
TO RISE
Other Office Buildings in contempIa-
ton or Being DesIgned-Resl-
dences Among Best In
City Are Planned

Architects during the past week were
busy in every line of their profession.
Among the larger buildings which are
about to be erected is a $250,000 class
A structure at San Diego. Other office
Buildings are In contemplation or being
designed for Los Angeles. The large
amount of residences building con-
tnued and the coming season will wit
ness the erection of some of the best
dwellings in the city.
A large part of the work being done
by the architects, as reported by the
Builder and Contractor, is as follows;
Architect Lester S. Moore, Aud
itorium building, has prepared plans
for two-story eight-room frame resi-
dence to be constructed on West
Twenty-first street, between Hermosa
and Cimmaron streets, for Mrs. Martha
b. Beam. 1t will have tile mantels,
oak floors, pine trim, beam ceilings
and built in detail wor. This house
will be erected by day labor, under the
supervision of the architect.
The same architect has made draw
ings and has received bids for a two
story ten-room frame residence to be
built on the northeast corner of Firth
street and Kingsley drive for WllIlam
l.. Schmitz. 1t will have artificial
sandstone facing and porch piers,
plate and art glass windows, stained
DING J11In 10 l1ISL SlOiJ ulid
ameled woodwork in bedrooms. 1t Will
have oak and tile mantels, beams,
wood and leather wainscoting IN prn-
cipal rooms on first story, first Grass
plumbing, heating apparatus ana olher
first class conveniences.
The same architect is preparing plans
for a one-story seven-room bungalow,
to be constructed at Gallup, N. M, for
Charles M. Cotton. 1t will cover an
area. of 74x60 feet. The walls will be
built of adobe blocks, the porch ana
terrace floors will be of cement. Inc
foundation will be of local stone. me
inside finish will be of Arizona pine
stained. The sitting and dining rooms
will have beamed ceilings and paneled
walls. First class plumbing Will be IN
stalled and the house will be heated
by hot water. 1t will have a peamed
pergola.
plans for modern seven-room bunga-
law to be built on the corner of Fifth
avenue and Jefferson street, for Tyler
& Co.
He has also prepared plans for
two-story frame building to be erected
at Twenty-fourth and Hoover streets
for T.. A. Getze. 1t Will be supdlVldeu
into four four-room flats. Pine trim,
first class plumbing, gas and eiectrlc
lighting are specified.
New Stone Depot
Architect Norman F. Marsh is draw
ing plans for a new stone and plaster
depot and reading room to be built at
Lincoln Park, South Pasadanea, Tor the
lincoln Park Improvement company.
He has also been commissioned to pre-
pare plans for church edi1ce Tor the
Hollywood Baptist church.
Also plans for alterations and adj
ditions to the First Baptist church at
Paso Robes.
Architects Hudson e. Munsell have
submitted to the board of supervisors
plans and specifications for an annex
to the county Jail building at the corner
of Temple and Buena Vista streets. IL
will contain additional offices for the
iail officials, cells and quarters for
heating plant. 1t will be two stories
and basement, S5xS5 feet.
Architects Myron Hunt and Elmer
Grey are preparing plans of large
residence to be built on the southeast
corner of Mariposa street and Marengo
avenue, Pasadena, for Arthur II.
Woodward of Chicago. The GROUNDS
will be tastefully laid out and a garage
in keeping with the house will also be
erected. It is stated that $4,000 will
be expended in the Improvement.
Architect r. Mackay Trip, Aud
itorium building, is drawing plans FOR
q 115-story eight-room frame residence
to be built at Covina for Westwood
Collins. 1t will have large living room,
den. dining room, two bath rooms, wide
veranda and porte cochere.
The same architect is making plans
for a wo-story frame building to con-
tain four-room flats, to be erected on
Huena Vista street near Bellevue ave-
nue. for Henry Kaufman.
The same architect also drew plans
and is supervising the erection of
Ioroa no af Santa Monica for Z. ID.
Hurlburt.
Architect Theodore A. Eisen has in
incarnation plans for a new church
edi6ce for the First Presbyterian
church of Hollywood. 1t will be $l0,-
600 structure and will be built on
Cover street, near Prospect avenue.
1t will have exterior facing of blue
brick and Chatswork Park sandstone.
The main auditorium will have seat
ing capacity of about $50, and the Sun
day school room several hundred more,
the two rooms being opened into one
when occasion demands. The base
ment will contain social haii, gulld
room and kitchen. The inside finish
will be in selected pine. 1t will have
art glass windows and hot air heat
ing system.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a two-story ten-room frame
residence to be CONSTRUCTED az Moi
royja for E. e. Taylor. 1t will have
hardwood floors, tile fireplaces and
r.ne trim.
The same architect wants bids for
the cement walks, walls, ornamental
iron fences, gates, etc, for grounds
surrounding the residence of Lois
Clawson on Gramercy place.
Bids have been taken for the con-
struction of a modern ten-room frame
and brick residence to be built on Will
shire boulevard opposite Virgil avenue
for S. M. Goddard. 1t will have slinker
brick and shngle treatment to ex-
terror. hardwood floors and trim, two
bathrooms, and be up to date in all
its appointments.
He has also prepared plans of
two-story and basement, 14-room frame
residence to be built at Oneonta Park
for III. r. Gilman. 1t will be erected
at the corner of Pine and Diamond
streets and have every modern feature,
Including hardwood floors and trim,
gas and electric conveniences, plumb
Ing heating, etc.
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