Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
LARGE BLOCK
FOR PASADENA
TELEPHONE COMPANY PLANS
EXCHANGE
sIXTY-ROOM APARTMENT DESIGN
rs READY
Work of Week In Architecture ln-
cIudes Manual Training School,
Small Broadway Building
and Residences

Plans are practically completed for Il
monster telephone exchange building at
Pasadena. Plans for a siXty-room
apartment house at First street and
Bunker Hill avenue were completed
last week. Plans are being prepared
for a one-story concrete structure on
Broadway between Seventh and Eighth
streets, and for a two-story bank ana
office building at Wilmington. The
contract for the Upland church was let
last week for 100000 The architect IN
charge of the proposed apartment
house on Adams street is ready to re-
ceive bids. Excavation contract for
Carr building has been let Plans are
being prepared for manual training
building, Columbia school grounds,
Pasadena. Plans are ready for altera-
tions to county hospital at Riverside.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architect John P. Krempel, Henne
building, is preparing plans for one
story brick building, 60X125 feet, to be
erected on the west side of Broadway,
between Seventh and Eighth streets,
for John H. Norton. 1t will contain
three storerooms with plate glass fronts
and entrance of marble and plate glass.
The same architect is making plans
for two story ten-room residence TO
be erected at Oxnard for A. Connolly.
1t will have a pressed brick mantel, art
glass, hardwood floors, beam ceilings
and all modern conveniences.
The same architect is making plans
for an eight-room residence to be
erected at Anaheim for G. Hainlin. 1t
will have concrete and brick founda-
ton, cement porches and steps, presse
brick fireplace and mantel, hardwood
and after while the man and the
floors beam ceilings, tiled bath room
and all modern features.
Apartments and Stores
Architect Paul V. Tuttle, Henne
building, has made plans for story
and-one-half residence to be built at
Glendale for Mrs. G. NJ. Dennerlere. IL
will contain six rooms bath and sleep
ing porch and have concrete base
ment and foundation, cement porch,
blue brick chimneys, porch piers and
buttresses and exterior finish of rus
tic and shingles. Also pressed brick
mantel, oak floors. panel wainscot,
beam ceilings, built-in features, fur
mace, etc.
Architects Garret & BiXby, 405 Cur
rier building, have prepared the plans
for the apartment and store building
that is being erected at the corner of
First street and Bunker hip avenue for
Mrs u. w Murphy. There will be
two storerooms with plate glass front
and sixty rooms. First floor will be
brick, second frame. composition roof,
steam heat, Marshall & Stearns' wall
beds, private baths, plumbing and cleo
trio fixtures. To be erected by day
labor.
William F. Thompson, architect, with |
the Milwaukee Building company, |
Wright & Calender building. has been
commissioned to prepare plans for
two-sto ten-room residence to be
built at Oak Knoll for Dr. F. K. Led
yard. 1t will be a modern residence |
in every way. two baths, hardwood fin |
ish, etc. When the plans are ready
the owner will probably receive the |
figures for construction.
Architect John J. Harnish, 1913 West |
Thirty-first street, has prepared plans
and is taking figures on story and a |
half, nine-room bungalow to be built
on Casco street near Temple for A. H. |
Cuenod. Two cement porches, oak
floors throughout, white mahogany and
Oregon pine trim, beam ceilings and
leather panels, etc. Exterior columns
and chimney of clinker brick.
Architects Dennis and Farwell, 61S
Fay building, are preparing plans for a
two-story bank and office building to |
be erected at Wilmington for M. J. Nc |
50x70 feet be of brick, faced with !
pressed brick, concrete foundation, ce-
ment floor, reinforced concrete vault |
three storerooms, twelve offices, plate
glass. plumbing and electric wiring.
Architect H. M. Patterson, o. T. John |
son building, reports the contract for |
the Upland church has been awarded |
to Frank S. Willis of Upland The con-
tract price was $14,291, exclusive of the
painting, art glass; tinting and heating. |
The contracts for these items are still |
open.
On East Adams Street
The same architect is taking bids
on d five-room bungalow to be erected !
at Azusa for a Mr. Mills.
Architect Fred r. Dorm, Douglas |
building, is ready for bide on the apart |
ment house to be erected on Adams |
street, just east of Main street, for |
Mrs J. A. Newton. 1t will contain % |
rooms and cover ground space 42x75 !
feet 1t will have brick foundation, |
pressed brick porch and front on first |
story, plaster on metal lath, Malthoid |
roof, oak floors, plumbing. electric |
wiring, baths, etc.
Architect j. William Roberts, Doug |
las building. is preparing plans for O |
two-story nine-room residence to be |
erected on Messa avenue near Avenue |
So 1t will have brick foundation and |
mantel, hardwood floors, bath and all |
modern conveniences.
Architect F. NJ. Tyler, 600-601 Union |
Trust building, is preparing plans for |
a two-story ten-room residence to be |
built on Cahuenga near Sixth for S. |
w Belden. IT will have stone porch |
and mentel, hardwood floors, built-in |
features, furnace and hot water, heat
er and all modern convenences.
The same architect is preparing plans |
for STORY "a half residence to be |
erected on Manhattan place near Fifth !
street. 1t will have stone porch and |
mantel. oregon pine trim hardwood |
floors, beams panels. bookcases, BATH |
furnace, plumbing, electric wiring, etc |
Architect r. r. Young reports that |
the contract for the excavati tions for
the Carr building on Broadway be- |
tween Sixth and Seventh streets has |
been awarded to Charles Stansbury for |
$1,000.
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom |
have made plans for certain changes
to be made in the store room occupied |
by c. Desmond at Third and Spring |
streets, bids for which are now being |
taken. !
The Walk Architectural Co. Stimson
building. is preparing plans for a num- |
ber of fine church buildings. The plans, |
congregational church to be built at |
Great Falls. Montana, are well under
way. A large amount of stone, brick