Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-23
HOME PLANS KEEP
ARCHITECTS BUSY
BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ARE
IN DEMAND
Much Of the Activity in Architectural
Circles Is Planning for Nearby
Cties-Some Big
Buildings

for much work for nearby cities and
large part of their present activity
is represented b. this work. The
Builder and Contractor reports the
doings of the architects as follows:
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom
have completed the plans for the pro-
posed club house to be erected at the
corner of Adams and Hoover streets,
for the Friday Morning club.
Architect Fred r. Dorm has COM
pleted plans for a two-story. eight
room frame residence to be built on
Winona boulevard, Hollywood, for
Mary e. Slocum. 1t will have beam
ceilings, hardwood floors, hot and cold
water and furnace heat.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, COZ Blu
miller building, is drawing plans for a
five-room bungalow to be built at Long
Beach for Mrs. A. NJ. Crane.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a large six-room bungalow
to be built on Wilton place, near Six
teenth street, for Mrs. Gladys Klein
berger. 1t will be UP to date in every
respect
Domestic Plans
Henry G.. Klung of Architect c. II.
Russells office has prepared plans for
large one and one-half-story bunga-
low to be built for himself at 100 South
Virgil avenue. 1t will contain living,
music and dining rooms, den, recep-
ton hall and kitchen on lower floor,
and three bed chambers and roof gar
den. The front porch columns will be
of cobblestones, with resaw and shin
giles for siding. Oak -1oors In principal
rooms, pine trim, brick mantel in nook,
furnace heat gas and electricity are
specified. The owner Will superintend
the construction of this home, the
work being done by day labor.
Architect Lester S. Moore has pre-
pared plans and has taken bids for the
erection OF a two-story seven-room
frame residence on Monterey road.
South Pasadena, for ]. F. Richards.
The first story exterior will be veneered
with blue brick, and the second story
will have shingled finish. Pine trim,
stained, hardwood floors on first floor,
pressed brick mantel. furnace, auto
matte gas water heater and first-class
plumbing are specified. The same arch
itect has also drawn plans for a three
story frame warehouse building, 40x60
feet, to be constructed on Avenue 20
and the Santa F'e railway tracks, for
the Los Angeles Can company. 1t Will
be of heavy frame construction, the
outside will be covered with corrugated
iron, ana the FOOT Oh cOIIlpOSllioIl
The Eagle Rock Building company
has had plans prepared for a two
story nine-room frame residence, which
they will build for Burdick Ellis, on
Glendale avenue, in the Eagle Rock
valley. 1t will have hardwood floors,
brick foundation. chimneys and porch
walls; plate glass windows, high-grade
plumbing and electric fixtures.
Work for Other Cities
Architects Maginnis & Walsh have
drawn plans for a two-story fifteen
room rectory to be built on the corner
of Third and Beech streets, San Diego,
for Rev. Bernard Smyth of ST. Joseph's
church. The contract for its erection
has been awarded to Schaniel Bros. OF
San Diego.
NJ. II. Cunniff is having plans made
for a brick store building on Orange
street, Riverside.
Architects Kirby & Thomas have
submitted plans to the Fresno Pacific
Improvement company for a three-sto-
~ apartment building, to be erected on
J street, Fresno. The estimated cost OIL
the structure is $30,0OO
Architect c. W. Buchanan has moved
his offices to suite 205, Go North Ray
mond avenue, where he has fitted up
one of the finest and best arranged
places of business that are to be found
in this section.
Architect c. w. Buchanan has pre-
pared plans of a seven-room frame
residence to be built on South Pasa-
dena avenue for w. w. Phelps.
He has also made plans and let the
contract to c. F. Crowell for one
story brick store building, 30x62 feet,
to be built at 1S3-191 North Fair Oaks
avenue for Il. b. Pierce. 1t will con-
tain five store rooms.
1t is stated that architects are at
work the plans for the new Throop
institute building, to be erected on
East California street. Pasadena.
"A. c. Walker of Orange will erect an
apartment house on the southwest cor
ner of Fourth and Rabbs streets.
An ice and cold storage plant is to
be built at the Sherman institute near
this city. Plans and specifications of
the work arrive from Washington
shortly.
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