Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04
HOSPITAL PLANS
ARE COMPLETED
POMONA VALLEY ASSOCIATION
WILL BUILD
REINFORCED CONCRETE FOR HILL
STREET BLOCK
Architects Make Designs of Six
Story Loft Building, Several
Churches and University
Sub Police Station

Plans were completed laSI week AOi
the Pomona Valley hospital, for the
Kaspar Cohn hospital on Boyle
Heights, for a seven-story reinforced
concrete building to be erected at 3lf
South Hill street Plans are now being
made for a six-story loft building on
East Third street, for a church at
Globe. Ariz., for a parsonage at Rcd
lands for a new sub-station for the
University police district. Bids are
now being received for the Upland
Presbyterian church and for a new
hotel to be erected at Fifth and Los
Angeles streets. Work of drawing
plans for a fire engine house at Edge
wood road and Temple Is now in prog
ress.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows
Architect II. M. Patterson, 1876 o. l..
johnson building, is now receiving bids
for the erection of the Upland Pres
byterian church. 1t will be of brick
and stone and will be complete in every
department.
Architect B. M. Morris, sos Crosse
building. has drawn plans for six
room adobe residence to be erected at
Riverside for Mrs. M. Miller. The ex-
terror walls will be cement plastered
and the Interior will contain modern
conveniences.
ATCnlLSCt L. aug. VSSlbCl s. 1SANe
building, has prepared plans of mod
ern five-room cottage, to be built at
704 West Forty seventh street for r.
Hammer. 1t will have hardwood
floors, beam ceiling, plumbing and cleo
trio lighting fixtures.
Architect Lester S. Moore, 705 Audi
torium building, has drawn plans for
the erection of a two-story eight-room
frame residence at South Pasadena for
Mrs. Nellie e. Filley Stained pine for
trim, birch flooring, pressed brick man
tells, furnace, etc, are specified. Work
will be done by the day.
Architect G. A. Howard, jr., Grant
building, has drawn plans for a ten
room frame and brick residence to be
erected Oh Hobart boulevard, near
Twenty-second street. for b. Johnson.
Hardwood and pine trim, oak floors,
stone and tile mantels, modern plumb
ing and electrical convenaences are
specified.
Architects Morgan G. Walls. 232
North Main street, are preparing plans
= for a six-story loft building, to be built
for the Crane company on East Third
street. The excavating and concrete
foundation walls of the building have
been let to Carl Leonardt.
Globe Church Plans
Architect Albert r. Walker, ZIG
pairing the working drawings for the
First Presbyterian church of Globe,
Ariz.
He is also making the working plans
for the Episcopal parish house for
Trinity Episcopal church. Redlands.
1t Will be 50xS0 feet, two stories high.
and win have exterior facing Of gram
lite and roof of cedar shingles 1t will
contain Sunday school department, So
cial hall, kitchen and dining re m,
guild and choir rooms.
Architects Edelman & Barnett have
prepared plans Of a seven-story and
basement store and office building, Blk
70 feet, to be erected at 317 South Hill
street. for John Luckenbach. 1t will
be of reinforced concrete construction
throughout, with facing of terra Gotta
and copper trimmings. The interior
trim will be of birch and mahogany.
The building will be equipped with a
heat, mail chutes, hydraulic elevators,
plate glass windows and modern in
every particular.
Architect Frank L. Stiff, 1884 West
Twenty-frst street, has prepared plans
of two-story and basement ten-room
frame residence, TO be built at the cor
ner of Mailman avenue and Winslow
drive for William II. Laws of the city
street department. 1t will cost about
$4,000, and will have concrete founda-
tion and retaining walls, rustic ex-
terror and shingle roofing. 1t will have
hardwood floors, beam ceilings, plate
glass windows, artificial stone porch,
terrace gardens, sleeping porch. bath,
two toilets, hot and cold water service,
furnace, etc. "a garage in keeping with
thS house will also be built, and the
grounds tastefully laid out.
University Station
Architects Train & Williams, 254
South Broadway, are preparing plans
for the new University police sub-sta-
ton, to be erected on West Jefferson
street, opposite Wesley avenue. 1t will
be two stories and basement, 65x76 feet,
of reinforced concrete and brick con-
struction. A garage and barn will be
erected in rear. The first floor will con-
tain the offices for the various officials
and six cell rooms and kitchen depart
ment. The second floor will contain an
assembly hall, police court room, four
bedrooms, baths, toilet rooms and
judges chambers. The basement will
contain the heating plant and storage
rooms.
The same architects have completed
plans for large ten-room residence of
unique design to be erected at Altade-
ma for Frederick Pelouze and Mrs. A.
e. Ensign. 1t will cover a ground area
of 75x40 feet and will be principally one
story high, with a second story con-
tanning living room and two bed
chambers 1t will have open terraces
on each side OF the house, tiled with 10x
10 tiles. There will be large French
doors opening to the terraces. All
rooms will be finished in pine, walls
and ceilings also being of wood there
being no plastered rooms in the house.
The living room will be 20x40 feet, fin
ished In timbers. Each bedroom will
have private bath.
Architect julius w. Krause. S0S5
Foster street, has been commissioned
to draw plans for the new fire engine
house to be erected at Temple street
and Edgeware road.
Architect Arthur r. Kelly, Security
building, will be ready to receive bids
in a few days for the construction of
the proposed reinforced concrete hotel
building at Fifth and Los Angeles
streets.
Architect II. w. Glidden, S11 Wright
81 Calender building, has drawn plans
tfor a one-story six-room frame cot
y tage to be erected on the corner of
z Dryden and Campbell streets, Glendale,
for F. NJ. Pike.
Architects Edelman & Barnett,
Blanchard building. have about com
pleted the working drawings of the
new Kaspar Cohn hospital building,
and estimates for its construction will
be received in few days.
Architect John p. Krempel, 415 Henne
building, has been commissioned to
draw plans for the proposed new fire
engine house to be erected in the vicin-
ity of Seventh and Figueroa streets.
e. j. Borgmeyer 317 Stimson build
ing, has drawn plans for five-room