Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-19
DWELLING PLANS
SHOW INCREASE
SMALL BUSINESS STRUCTURES
ALSO POPULAR
Slx-SToRY APARTMENT HOUSE
FOR GRAND AVENUE
Weeks Work Among Architects lndl-
Gates General Activity In All Lines
of Building, and Assures
Busy Fall Period

last week there was an evident IN
crease in the number of plans Tor
residences and small business strue-
lures.
Plans are being prepared for two
story apartment house for erection on
Forty-third street. Plans were COM
Melted for a reinforced concrete school
at South Pasadena and for one
story brick on Broadway, between
Seventh and Eighth streets. A Los
Angeles architect has been instructed
to draw plans for the First Baptist
church at Santa Barbara Plans are
being prepared for a one-story store
building on South Main street. Plans
were completed for a six-story apart
ment house to be erected at Seven
teenth street and Grand avenue.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows
Architect Charles E. Shattuck, Ma
son building, is preparing plans for
two-story brick store and apartment
building to be erected at Forty-third
street and Moneta avenue for Mr..
Davis. 1t viii have pressed brick
front and artificial stone entrance of
classic design with marble wainscot
and tile floor. Also all sills and lintels
will be of artificial stone. The first
floor will contain three storerooms
with plate glass fronts, separate lava
tories and plumbing, and Eastwood
floors laid on a sleeper imbe&sN in
the cement floor. The secona Nor
will contain four three-room and Oath
apartments, each equipped with fold
ing beds, cupboards, heater, etc. The
building will have galvanized iron
cornice reinforced Malthoid roof, and
will cover ground space 5Ox12 feet
The same architect has completed
the plans and specifications and Is
ready for figures on a two-story resi-
dence to be erected at Fullerton for
A. Pierotti.
Arthur S. Heineman. Union Trust
building, has prepared plans and will
erect a two-story nine-room residence
on Berendo near Fifth street for Guy
H Haggerty. 1t will be of modified
Colonial style and have blue brick
foundation and porches, tile mantel
and bath hardwood floors. beam cell
ings and panel wainscoting. The in
terror finish will be mahogany and
white enamel Novel features of the
residence will be it's large sleeping
porch and a large fernery on the land
ing of the main stairway. 1t will be
equipped with furnace and gas heater,
and all modern conveniences.
Five-Room Bungalow
Also dve-room bungalow to be
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heights, for Mr. Longley. The foun-
dation will be of concrete. 1t will be
typical California style on the exter-
ior with a large rambling porch. The
living room will extend entirely across
the front and in 1t will be massive
mantel and fireplace. The bungalow
will have all built-in features, mod
ern plumbing, electric wiring, etc.
Architect Lester S. Moore, 105 Audi
ri,
q two-story eight-roOm residence to
be erected on Catalina street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, for j. B.
Ware. II will have concrete founda-
tfon and basement, cement porch and
concrete plaster exterior. The interior
finish will be mahogany, white cedar
and white enamel; beech floors, built
in buffet, bookcases, beam ceilings,
plate and loaded glass windows and
furnace for heating. Day work
The same architect has prepared
plans for a five-room residence to be
erected at Riverside for Dr.. Sleeper.
The feature of this residence Will be
three large sleeping porches and an
adObe-a cold storage room constructed
of adobe bricks. It will also have two
large combination bath and dressing
rooms The interior finish will be
white enamel in bedrooms, stained Ore
gon pine in principal rooms, hardwood
floors, beams, panels and pressed brick
nantel The exterior will have cement
plaster on first story, foundation and
chimney. A warm air furnace and
solar heater will also be provided.
Architect Norman f. Marsh, Broad
way Central building, has been in
structed to complete the plans and
specifications for a new church build
ing for the First Baptist church of
Santa Barbara. The sketches were ac-
4iT10n and the l.
mittee expects to go right along with
the work
Mr.. Marsh has also completed the
plans for the reinforced concrete school
building to be erected at South Pasa-
dena. The school board will meet early
next week, and in a few days after will
probably be ready for bids.
Excavation Work
Architect Marsh also reports that
work on the excavation for the fOun-
dation of the Memorial Baptist church
which is to be erected at South Pasa-
dena. has been started The remainder
of the work will be done by the day.
Architect John p. Krempel, 415-1(
Henne building. has completed plans
and specifications and is ready for fig
ures for a one-story brick building
60 by 125 feet, to be erected on Broad
way. between Seventh and Eight
streets for John H. Norton.
Architects Train & Williams, 26 Ex
change building, are preparing plan:
for new fixtures and f1reproof vaul
for the banking room of the FRS
National Bank of Brawley.
Architect F. M Tyler, Union Trus
building, has prepared plans for on
and one-half story seven-room resi-
dence to be built on Seventh avenue
and Grant street for G. L. Metcalf I
will have artificial stone porch, hard
wood floors. Oregon pine trim, bath
nlumbing, furnace, etc
The same architect has prepares
plans for a seven-room bungalow t
be built at Second and Normandie ave
nue. for Jacob Smith. 1t will hay
brick porch. hardwood floors, beams
nanels, built-in buffet, bookcases an
furnace heat
The same architect is preparing plan
for a two-story and attic ten-roor
residence to be erected in Victori
park for H. II. Allen. The exterior fin
ish will be siding on first story an
master on second story. The floors wi
be hardwood throughout, and the in
fa,-io,. fnish will be mahogany and Oal