The San Francisco call., 1909-11-20
BUILDINGS IN THE
RESIDENCE DISTRICTS
Flats and Apartments Designed
to Attract the Better Class
of Tenants

Mrs. Jane Smith is erecting six resi-
each, at estimated cost of $4,000, in the
east side of Larkin street between
Washington and Clay. The architecture
is in the composite style. The vesti-
bule will be all marble. The front will
be of cement plaster, with wood trim
mings The interior finish will be OF
Douglas fir. c. S. McNally is the archi-
tect.
Dolores Street Flats
Richard Hoeeker is erecting three
flats of seven and six rooms each in
the east side OF Dolores street. 200 feet
north of Twenty sixth, designed in
classic architecture. The cost will be
$4,000. Charles II. Rosseau and Arthur
f. Rosseau are the architects.
Handsome Residence
A handsome residence is being built
for r. Clark in the east side of Sixth
avenue. 469 feet north of Lake street.
The lot is 32x12O feet. The house will
contain eight large sunny rooms and
will be finished in an artistic manner
throughout. The dining room will be
finished with paneling. plate shelf and
beamed ceiling and will have large,
be paneled.
The main stairs will lead from the
reception hall to a large balcony. The
living room will be finished with panel
strips, high base, box seats and will
also contain Il large, open fireplace
finished with klinker brick.
These three rooms and the main
stairway will have hardwood floors. On
the second floor will be the bedrooms,
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ment will be under the house. The
house will be heated by the warm air
system. The exterior will be treated
with shingles, klinker brick, heavy
beam work and brackets The resi-
dence will be finished about the lst of
March and will cost about $500. Sid
ney B. Newsom is the architect.
Latoma Apartments
One of the finest buildings erected in
the so vara district since the fire is the
handsome Laton1a apartments, now be-
ing rapidly completed upon a well sit
uated lot at the southwesterly corner
of Jackson and Larkin streets. The La
toma apartments have been very artis-
ticany designed by Charles M. and Ar
thur +. Rossueau. architects. The
building contains five apartments OF
four and five rooms each, besides a
store. Inc structure is so designed tllat
every room in the building will be an
outside room and receive sun some time
during the day. as a large area OF 1000
feet is left at the rear of the lot, which
is now being converted into a lawn
Careful attention was given to the in
terror finish, which is of both noun
tain pine and California redwood. The
living room is paneled to a height of six
feet, then finished off with bold stein
shelf. Above the panels are pilasters
which support the beams on the ceiling
making very attractive and pleasing
effect.
The woodwork of the living room and
also the reception halls are finished in
mission style. The parlors are finished
in Van Dyke, while the bedrooms are
enameled. The Kitchens are wafnscoted
with linotile. The bathrooms are
wainscoted in Sanitas.
The hardware is to be of the Bauer
Baf design, with glass knobs. The gas
fixtures are all originally designed for
this building of the square effect, with
art glass lanterns and brackets of the
latest effect. No expense has been
spared in construction or finish. Theo-
dore E. and Mrs. Clara {. Rulfs are the
owners.