Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04
PLANS FOR TWO
NEW BUILDINGS
STRUCTURES TO COST ABOUT
100000
BREWERY PREPARES FOR GER
MAN RATHskELLER
Architects Experience Good Week,
with Usual Run of Residences
and 5unealows-5lg Ware
house TO Be Built

Plans were completed during the
week for a new technical school to be
built at once at San Bernardino in the
| mission style, to cost $685. 900. Plans are
being prepared for q manual training
school to be built at Riverside at a
cost of $4,000.
A feature of the week in architecture
was the preparation of plans for a
rathskeller to be built in the cellar
of Los Angeles brewery. The rath-
skeller will be modelled after the fam
Gus rathskellers of Bremen, Germany.
One point of interest in the design will
be a big fireplace.
Plans are being prepared for an ex-
hibition building to be erected on Main
street.
Plans were completed for the usual
| run of cottages and bungalows.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect Lester S. Moore, 705 Audi
torium building, has in preparation
plans for a two-story ten-room frame
residence to be erected on Fourteenth
street, near Main street, Riverside, for
c. H. Lewis. 1t will have split gran
ite foundation, porch piers and walls,
hardwood floors, stained pine trim on
| first floor, white enameled WOODWORK
on second floor, brick and tile mantels,
paneled wainscoting, etc.
He is also drawing plans for two
story frame residence of similar de-
sign as above for Miss Cora A. Math-
ews, to be constructed on Westmore-
land avenue, between Menlo avenue
and Tenth street. 1t will have concrete
| foundation, brick porch piers, furnace
heat, automatic water heater.
Also plans for a one-story siX-room
bungalow to be built at Redlands for
John A. McCracken.
The same architect is drawing plans
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| home to be erected on the orange
grove of Miss D. Drummond at Rivera.
1t will have large tile paved porches,
screened sleeping balconies, pressed
brick and tile mantels, built-in book
cases, seats, etc.
Brick Warehouse Building
Architects Edelman and Barnett.
Blanchard building, have prepared
plans of a brick warehouse building
| 100x140 feet to be built near the corner
of Alamo and Santa Fe avenue, Tor
Kaufman davidson -Semmel. 1t Will
have composition roofing. cement hoor'
| interior offices, etc.
The same architects are making
plans for an exhibition building to be
erected on the east side of Main street
between Third and Fourth streets for
T. Newman. 1t will be a<frame and
corrugated iron structure, built on a
concrete foundation. The latter por-
ton of the work is complete and ready
for the superstructure.
Architect Frank M. Tyler, 500 Union
Trust building, has drawn plans for a
two story eight-room frame residence
! to be erected at Ninth street and Nor
mandie avenue, for A. Robinson II
will be built by day labor.
| The same architect has drawn plans
for a f1ve-room bungalow to be erected
at Third avenue and Twenty -eighth
street for A. w. Johnson. Also plans
for a six-room bungalow to be con-
structed at Raymond Park, South
Pasadena. for ]. H. Arnold. These
houses will have hardwood floors, beam
| ceilings, pine trim and good PLUMBING.
Architect John p Krempel Alb
Henne building, is preparing drawings
for a rathekeller to be constructed IN
the basement of one of the Maler
Brewing company's buildings on A1so
street 1t will be in the German style,
and nothing will be shared to make 1t
attractive. 1t will be fitted with
large fireplace, have beam ceiling, tile
floor, etc 1t will be patterned after
one of the celebrated Raths-Kellers or
Bremen, Germany.
Bids for Concrete Work
Architects Myron Hunt and Elmer
! Gray, Union Trust building, are taking
bids for the reinforced concrete skele-
| ton construction of II. e. Huntington's
suburban residence to be built at Los
Robes, near South Pasadena. The ex-
cavating work - completed. Bids for
the present work will be opened next
| Tuesday at noon. Bid for other por-
tions of the work viii not be enter
tanned until after January 1, next.
| Architects Thomas Preston, 337 South
Hill street, is preparing plans for a
story -and-a-half seven-room frame
residence to be constructed on Avenue
g. near Barranca street. for Miss
| Martha Thompson. 1t will have hard
wood floors and finish on lower floor,
pine trim on second, first-class plumb
ing, built-in detail work, cement porch,
furnace, hot water heater and other
up-to-date conveniences.
Architect Charles E. Shattuck, S19
Mason building, is drawing plans for
a two-story ten-room frame residence
to be erected on Central avenue, near
Chestnut street, Glendale, for local
mill man. 1t will be strictly modern
in every particular AMI will have blue
brick exposed chimney, brick tnantel,
stained and white enameled woodwork,
shingled exterior, furnace and auto
matte heater.
Architect Fred K. Dorm, 232 Douglas
building, is working on plans for a
modern two-story miner room residence
to be erected on Highland avenue, near
Pico street, for Mrs. GAlbraith. 1t will
be provided with up-to- date convent
enceS.
Architect S. G. Kennedy. Scripps
building, San Diego, has made plans
for four five-room cottages to be built
on Golden Hill for +. J.. TIMBER.
At Oneonta Park
Architect c. w. Buchanan of Pasa-
dena has taken bids for a seven-room
frame bungalow to be built at Oneonta
Park, South Pasadena, for Attorney
Louis Luckel. 1t will be one and a
half stories high and have blue brick
foundation, porch and porch piers. fire
place, beam ceilings to living and dim
ing rooms built in bookcases, side
board and seats hardwood floors,
stained Oregon pine trim, plumbing,
gas, electrical fixtures and furnace
The same architect has let contract
to C. N. Stanley for alterations and ad-
; ditions to the residence of e. o. Kendall
on South Los Robles avenue Pasadena.
! Architect F. S. Allen, Slavin building,
Pasadena, has prepared plans for the
new technical school building to be
erected at San Bernanrido at a cost of
about $35, 200. The bonds voted for the
purpose have just been sold The build
ing will be of the mission style of archi-