Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-25
PLANS APPROVED
CONCRETE BLOCK
STRUCTURE ON HILL STREET
TO BE SEVEN STORIES
HIGGINS BUILDING BIDS ARE
SOLICITED
Washington Park School, imperial
High School and Numerous
Dwelling Houses Among
Weeks Work

Plans were completed last week for
a seven-story store and Office building
to be erected on South Hill street. Bids
for general construction of the Thomas
Higgins building We're called for and
for several other buildings now out
lined for immediate erection.
Plans have been completed for the
Washington Park school and for high
school at Imperial
The usual busy run of bungalow and
house designing prevailed in architec-
tural circles The Builder and Contrac-
tor reports among the architects as fol-
lows:
Architect A. L. Haley and Engineer
A. c. Martin, associated, are now call
ing for bids for the general construc-
ton of the reinforced concrete building
to be erected at the corner of Second
and Main streets for Thomas Higgins.
Architect Norman F. Marsh, 206
Broadway, Central building, is receiv-
ing bids for the installation of the heat
ing and ventilating system to be in
stalled in the Huntington Park high
school.
Architect A. c. Smith, 3O7 South
Broadway, has made plans of a two
room and basement frame school
building to be erected in the Washing
ton Park school district Bids for its
construction are now being called for,
to be submitted according to the Of
fetal notice which appears in this is
sue.
Architects Train and Williams, 254
South Broadway are drawing plans for
a one-story brick factory building.
75x53 feet. to be erected at Lacy street
and Avenue 90 for the Prest-O-lite COM
pany. 1t win be of tfreproof construc-
ton, with metal lath and plaster cell
ings, freproof doors, composition roof
and cement floors.
Plans have been completed by Archi-
tects Hunt. Eager and Burns and re-
ferred to the park commissioners for
the proposed public comfort stations
TO be erected in the various city parks.
After they have been passed upon by
the various bodies, bids for their con-
struction will be called for.
Architects Eisen and Son, 3S1 Wilcox
building, are completing drawings for
nine-room frame residence to be erect
ed at Whittier for j. 3. Chafey. 1t
will have blue brick foundation and
front porch work, cement porch floor,
shake exterior, tiled bathroom, red
wood and pine trim, white enameled
IN bedrooms, oak floors, furnace.
F1OllOW lie F7OOSc
Architect T. f. Power, 1142 Ell Molino
avenue, is drawing plans for a two
story hollow tile pTeproOf residence to
be built for Or. William F. Patterson,
location not available. The same ar
chjtect says ST Vincent's college will
erect their parochial school at Twenty
seventh and FiguerOa streets some
time within the next year
Architects Edelman Barnett,
Blanchard building, have completed
the plans for the seven story and
basement store and office building, Blk
20 feet, to be erected at 317 South Hill
street for John Luckenbach. The plans
are now in the hands Of contractors
and provide for q reinforced concrete
building with facing of terra Gotta and
copper trimmings. The interior trim
will be of birch and mahogany 1t will
be equipped with vacuum cleaning ap-
paratus. steam heat, mail chutes, by
draulic elevators, plate glass windows
and all modern features.
Architect Frank NJ. Tyler, 600 Union
Trust building has I'm preparation
plans for a seven-rOOm bungalow, to
be built on Thirty seventh place, near
Vermont avenue, for Mary 3. FOuser
IT will have stone porch, hardwood
floors throughout, Paneled walls,
beamed ceilings. pressed brick mantel
furnace, gas and electricity and first
class plumbing,
TWo-Story Nine-Room
A. S. Heineman. Union Trust build
ing, is drawing plans for a two-story
Yine-room frame residence to be erect
en- on Wiltshire Heights for R. w.
Burnham. 1t will have pine and ma
hogany trim, hardwood floors, furnace.
tiled bathrooms, instantaneous water
heater, plate glass windows.
The Architectural Designing COM
pany, Crosse building, has completed
plans for a two-story brick building,
60x65 feet, to be used as a bakery, at
Sixteenth and Tennessee streets, for the
Buffalo Baking company It viii be
equipped with four brick ovens, first
class plumbing, composition roof, and
will cost $6000
The same company has prepared
plans for two-story frame apartment
building at Forty-second street and
Moneta avenue for Judge J. w. Coch-
ran. The structure IS 36X55 feet in
size and will be divided into four four
room suites. A wide porch with bal
Cony above will occupy the front. Each
suite viii he equipped with individual
water heaters, disappearing wall beds,
sleeping balcony electric fixtures. etc.
The cost Of this building viii be $4,000.
Architect G. w. Buchanan of Pasa-
dena has completed plans for a two
story nine-room frame residence to be
erected 1T Grand avenue and Maylin
avenue for w. NJ. Shaw. 1t will have
CobblestOne foundation ,ustic and
FhinEled siding. bult-iD seats, book
cases. buffet, etc., pine str iued and en-
ameled interior wood work, hardwood
floors. furnace and enameled plumbing
fixtures.
Architect G. r. Drscou, chamber Of
Commerce building, pagadaua is re-