Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-11
PLANS TO ALTER
BROADWAY BLOCK
FRONT AND INTERIORS WILL
BE REBUILT
ARCHITECTS PREPARE FOR FLAT
AND HOTEL STRUCTURES
Two Store Buildings and Normal
School Building Are to Rise.
Bids for Hotel and
High School

feature in architecture during the
week was the preparation of plans 1or
extensive alterations to be made on
building on Broadway which will be
occupied by large dry goods nrm'
The entire front will be rebuilt. PlanS
were prepared for a Normal school
building. Plans were finished for two
brick store buildings, a fiat building
and a private hotel Bids were re-
ceived for hotel building and a high
school building. Plans have been pre-
pared for alterations to buildings at
Cudahy ranch, for numerous cottages
bungalows and residences.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Edelman & Barnett of the
Blanchard building are preparing plans
for extensive alterations to be made 10
the building at 341-45 South Broadway.
The entire four stories have been
leased by the j. M. Hale company, the
North Spring street dry goods hrfn,
which will occupy it exclusively 1t
has a frontage of So feet and a depth
of $50 feet, and will more than double
the present quarters. The entire store
fronts will be rebuilt, new furniture
and fixtures installed and two passen-
ger elevators erected. The show win
dows will have prism lights ana large
amount of marble, plate glass and ma
hogany will be used in the improve
ment.
Architect F. M. Tyler of 500 Union
Trust building has completed plans for
a story and half eight-room bunga-
low, to be erected on st. Louis street,
near Fourth street, for M. F. Campbell.
Also plans for a modern eight-room
frame residence to be built on Oxford
avenue, near Sixteenth street, for w.
r. Hubbard 1t will have brick porch,
hardwood floors, pine finish, pressed
brick mantels, etc.
Also plans for nine-room frame
residence to be built at Raymond park,
South Pasadena, for ]. H. Arnold. 1t
will have stone front and porch col
umns, and first-class conveniences.
Architect Thornton Fitzhugh, with
offices in this city and at Phoenix,
Ariz., is preparing plans In his Phoenix
Office of a normal school building, to be
built at Tempe, Arlz., at cost OF
$4,000. He is also making plans of
building for Tucson to cost $4,000. In
consequence of the large amount of
work he has on hand he has largely in
creased his working force in the Phoe-
nix office. He is devoting considerable
time to the supervision of the terri
torial prison at Florence.
Brick Store Building
Architects Pendleton & Kent, 705 Au-
ditorium building, have drawn plans
for one-story brick store building to
be erected on the southeast corner OF
Sixth street and Grand avenue for Ju-
lius Hauser. 1t will be 60X100 feet in
size, and subdivided into five stores.
Plate glass and pressed brick fronts,
composition roof, stair work, etc, are
specified.
Architect Homer w. Glidden, 5O7
Bumiller building, has drawn plans
and is now receiving bids for the erec-
tion of a two-story frame fiat build
ing on the west side of Beacon street,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, for
Mrs. M. B.. Peek. 1t will have pine
trim,. oak floors in principal rooms,
brick mantels and heating plants. Sep
arate bids will be taken for plumbing
work and heating.
Architect G.. H. Ashby, 529 Stimson
building, has drawn plans for a one
story brick building, 104x72 feet in
size, to be constructed at Brawley, I'M
perial county for the Imperial Valley
Condensed Milk company, with offices
at 521 Stimson building. 1t will have
cement floor, throughout, and double
malthoid roof.
Architect S. II. Norton, 316 Byrne
building, has prepared plans for a
two-story frame addition to the resi-
dence at 1852 West Seventh street, for
Jacob Lippman. The entire building
will be converted into a private hotel
A number of private bath rooms will
be installed, also large dining room.
w. E. Allen, I'll Delta building, has
prepared plans for a two-story seven
room frame residence to be erected at
Long Beach for S. L. Kennedy. 1t
will have pine trim, built-in book
cases. seats, etc, hardwood floors, brick
mantel and modern plumbing.
Architects Train & Williams, 254
South Broadway, are taking bids for
the plumbing, heating and electric
work required in the l. I. Dehail six
story hotel building, to be erected at
First and San Pedro streets.
Architect F. Parmentier, 53S Byrne
building, has drawn plans for altera-
tions and additions to a number of the
ranch buildings on the Cudahy ranch
Architect N. r. Marsh, 206 Broadway
Central building, is taking bids for the
construction of the Tempe (Arizona)
high school building.
The Artistic Building Plan company.
S13 West Third street, has completed
plans for an eight-room tWo-story and
basement house for A. N. Ferris, to be
built at 1901 LenoX avenue, near Wash
ington. The lot it 81 feet front and the
IOuSt HeiS IL IIOilldB6 OF OU IG6I, InlSlPQ
in slash grain Oregon pine, oak floors.
beamed ceilings, plate glass and nu-
merous balconies and verandas. Esti-
mtaed to cost about $4,000.
Architect Joseph j. Blick, Dodworth
building, Pasadena, has prepared plans
of a two-story, ten-room frame resi-
dence to be built on the estate of Col
James L. Paul at Upland. 1t will have
plastered exterior and metal tile roof
ing, hardwood floors and trim in the
principal rooms, hot water heating sys-
TEN, electrical appliances, builtin seats
bookcases, buffet, etc. The plumbing
arrangements viii be of the best quail
ity.
Architects C. c. Cross & Son, Oregon
avenue, Santa Monica, have taken bids
for a siX-room cottage to be built at
Fourth and Colorado streets for b.
Sues. The contract was awarded to ].
J. Rowe
They have also taken bids for a six
room cottage to be built at Tenth and
Arizona streets for Mrs. e. c. Willis.
They have also made plans of a five
room cottage to be built at 1543 Sew
enth street for Edward A. Adams. Each
of these buildings will be modern.
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