Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

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1 company, 518 Mason building, is a type
which eommends itself to those who
wish a full two-story house and still
win be hardwood throughout, and all
modern conveniences will be provided.
The same architect is preparing plans
| for a one-story brick, Glass C building
| to be erected on Eighth street, between
Broadway and Hill street, adjoining
| the Wilcox estate property, for
1nomas Higgins. 1t will cover a
/ ground space 52x10O feet and have
1 white glazed tile front, cement floor
and gravel roof. 1t will be divided into
| three store rooms and each will have
plate glass and copper store fronts.
The same architect has also made
1 plans for a two story eight-room res
| idence to be erected on West Pico
| street near Fifth avenue for A. c. Hurt
a prominent attorney of this city. 1t
| is to be a strictly modern residence
and everything provided for comfort
and convenience.
| Also plans have been prepared for
an apartment house to be erected at
| Eleventh and Flower streets for Row
| land & Pruess, Union Trust building.
1t will contain sixty one and two
room apartments. part of the first
floor will be- occupied by a drug store.
/ lie DuliQllB Will CONSI SAOQAld
space 55x140 feet
| Architect Arthur L. Acker, Mason
| building, is preparing plans for two
| one-half-story, twelve-room resi-
| dence to be erected at the corner OF
| Forty sixth and Main streets for N.
| c. Oswald. The construction will be
random ashlar granite up to the win
| dow sills and the rest of white cedar
shingles with plaster gables and
/ chinolnd The floors nT, fhn first
floor will be oak and maple on the
second floor. The interior finish will
be oak on the first floor and white cedar
on the second. 1t will also have beam
ceilings, panels, Gruby tile mantel,
bathroom with tile floor and vitrolite
wainscoting. 1t will also have a con-
crete basement and furnace for heating.
Bungalow in couthwest
Architect E. C. Kent, 705 Auditorium
building, is preparing plans for six
room bungalow to be erected at Fifty
| first street and Moneta avenue for C. c.
Penrose. 1t will have concrete founda-
tion, blue brick mantel, hardwood
! floors, beam ceiling, built-in. buffet,
! bookcases, bath and modern plumbing.
! Henry Grey, architectural designer,
| $50 H. w. Hellman building, has pre-
pared plans for himself for a large
/ lNe-IOOul bungalow, OHA4O IeeI, 10 pS
built on West Thirty-eighth place, near
Normandie avenue. 1t will have clinker
brick and cobblestone foundation and
| chimney, porch piers and columns; ce-
ment pavement, Malthoid roofing,
| French front doors, tiled bathroom,
polished floors, pine trim, built-in de-
tail work, tile mantel, etc
Architect Homer w. Gldden, Wright
& Calender building, is preparing plans
for a ona-etorxy rein foraad conorafa etofa
| building, so by 65 feet, to be erected at
Fillmore for Richard Stephens 1t will
have plate glass fronts, asbestos roof.
! Oregon pine trim, fixtures, etc.
The same architect is preparing plans
for the fixtures, cases and counters
for a store building so by 130 feet, at
Fillmore. G. w. Tighe is the owner.
Architects Neher & SHILLING, Pacific
Electric building, are preparing plans of
a large music room, 25 by 40 feet
which is to be erected in the rear of the
residence of Prof. Thilo Becker on Al
A varado street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets. 1t will be built as an
addition to the residence and have
French windows opening on a wide
veranda. The trim will be birch and
mahogany. with oak floors and oval
ceiling. Composition roofing. plumbing,
I gas and electric fixtures and all mod
efn features.
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Architect G. A. Howard ir, Grant
building, has prepared plans for a two
story residence to be erected in the
Westlake district for J. w. Phelps
! cashier of the American Savings bank
1t will have concrete foundation and
basement, artistic porch Of cement
with brick columns, ornamental brick
! chimney and shingle roof. The in
: terror finish and floors will be hard
wood throughout with beam ceilings,
panels wainscoting. bookcases, buffet
and tile mantel There will be two
bathrooms, tile floors, plumbing. cleo
trio wiring. furnace and water heater.
A. L. Haley, architect. 1912 Citizens
National bank building, and A. c.
Martin, consulting engineer, II. w.
Hellman building, have taken bids for
the elevators, plastering aud steel
smokestack for the Higgins building
at Second and Main streets. The next
figures to be taken will be for the
marble, metal window frames. plate
and wired glass. roofing, copper store
fronts and others.
The Azusa hotel is being remodeled
. according to plans and Specifications
made by Architect C. n Brown, Slim
son building. The whole building will
be remodeled and considerable addi-
, tions made. A plant to heat the build
! ing by means of hot water will also be
, installed. The cost of the alterations
and additions will be $4,000. Fred Frye
is experimenting the work, which is
being done by the day
) c. NJ. Gay, 515 l. w. Hellman build
: ing is preparing plans for an ice and
j cold storage, plant to be erected al
f Fresno for the Fresno Brewing compa-
I ny, 1t will be constructed of brick
r 4sx110 feet, concrete foundation, com
! position roof, etc.
T Architect Norman F. Marsh, 2Ot
1 Broadway Central building, is taking
Q bids on the Memorial Baptist church tc
4 be erected at South Pasadena. Esti.
a mated cost $4,000.