Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-27
BRADBURY BLOCK
TO Be IMPROVED
ARCHITECT PLANS STREET
FRONT CHANGES
ALTERATIONS OUTLINED FOR
BROADWAY LOFT
Among Designs Completed Last Week
Are Italian Villa, MontebeIlo High
School, Fresno Bank and
Ramona Hospital

Plans were completed last week for
extensive alterations to the street
fronts of the Bradbury building, at
Third stret and Broadway, and Tor
upper stories of the loft building at
543-549 Broadway. other plans COM
pleted during the week were for a
French style of house to cost $4,000,
an italian villa, several public COM
fort stations in city parks, the Monte
bello high school, a three-story brlck
apartment house to contain htty-ohe
rooms, a large country house at Lemon
Grove, a bank building at FRESNO and
for the new Ramona hospital at san
Bernardino.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect B. Cooper Corbett, Pacit1c
Electric building, has completed plans
for a two-story, attic and basement,
twelve room residence to be bullt on
Arapahoe street, near Ninth street, for
Joe ZemansKy 1t is in the French
style of architecture, modern in equip
ment, and will cost about $4,000,
The same architect has prepared
plans of an Italian villa residence 10
be built on oxford boulevard near
Washington street for Carl Stern. 1t
will have tile roof, hollow block eX-
terror walls with cement plaster finish,
hardwood floors and trim, plate glass
windows, Ruud hot water heater, high
grade plumbing and electric fixtures
etc.
Architects Hunt, Eager & Burns,
Laughlin building, have taken bids Tor
a fine two-story, attic and basement,
residence of twelve rooms, to be built
on the west side of Berendo street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
for n. H. Peterson. The exterior VIII
have brick and plaster treatment ana
shingle roofing. The interior will be
s,, 1,a modern and n
to-date style and all modern convent
ences installed.
The same architects have prepared
plans for the park. commissioners Tor
several public comfort stations to be
erected in the different parks. One for
East Los Angeles, two for Hollenbeck
two for Echo and one for Sycamore
grove. They %ill be of brick construc-
tion with tile roof and equipped with
the best OF plumbing goods.
Six Modern Bungalows
Architects Seehorn & Nicholson
Severance building, have prepared
plans for the Beacon Lumber company
for six modern bungalows of six and
eight rooms, which the company VIII
erect on their Alandale tract on OK
ford boulevard, near Temple street.
They will each have modern equip
ment, hardwood floors, etc, and piped
gas The work will be done by the
day the company furnishing the ma
terial from their own yards. The Bea-
con Lumber company owns number
of lots in that vicinity and intends to
erect a large number of up to date
dwellings.
Architect A. C. Smith, 3O7 South
Broadway, has completed plans for the
Montebello high school, and is now
ready to receive bids for the construc-
tion of the same Bids will be received
for either a reinforced concrete or brick
building.
Architect S. Tilden Norton, 316 Byrne
building, has drawn the plans and has
taken bids for three-story and base
ment brick apartment building to be
erected at 556 Towne avenue for M, e.
Normandin. 1t will be 30X105 feet, and
divided into fifty-one rooms, arranged
in two and three-room suites. The
foundation walls will be of concrete
and the front of pressed brick and arti-
fetal stone; the roof of composition:
pine finish standard plumbing, steam
heat, marble and tile vestibule are also
specified.
Architect John P. Krempel, 415 Henne
building, is drawing plans for one
story brick store building to be erected
on the northeast corner of First and
San Pedro streets for the Maier Brew
ing company.
The same architect is also receiving
bids for alterations and additions to
be made to office building Of the Maer
Brewing company at 440 Also street.
e. e. Meinardus. San Fernando
building, has completed plans for a
one and half story, mission style, ce-