Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-21
START PLAN OF
MUSIC ACADEMY
ARCHITECTS BEGIN WORK ON
Won STEIN PROJECT
RIVERSIDE BANK WILL ERECT
sIX-sToRY STRUCTURE
Plans Are Ready for Huntington Park
School Training Building, Numer-
GUS New Apartments and
Club House

Architects are now at work upon
plans for the proposed Won Stein music
academy, to be erected at Georgia anu
Seventeenth streets, at an estimated
cost of 1925, 600 A Los Angeles archltect
has been commissioned to prepare
plans for a five-story bank and office
building at Riverside, to be the largest
structure in that city. Plans were com
pleted last week for manual training
department building for the Hunting
ton Park school: for tWo-story Dflck
apartment house at East First and
Townsend streets; an apartment house
at 322 South Flower street; for three
story apartment house on west Plco
street and n three-story apartment
house at Hollywood Architects are at
work upon an island villa to be erected
on an oval-shaped strip at Balboa, ana
upon a club house for erection at La
Jolla, near San Diego.
Besides several spacious residences
and numerous bungalows and cattages,
the Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Garrett & Bixby, Currier
building, have prepared plans and the
contract has been awarded to John
Herlngton Hollywood for the erec-
tion of three-story apartment house
to be erected at First and Flower
streets for Louis Dolcart. 1t Will be
on metal lath concrete foundation, tar
and gravel roof, wall beds, Oregon pine
trim, steam heat, fire escapes, trunk
lifts. The first floor will be divided
into five storerooms. which will have
cement floors and plate glass fronts.
Cost. $4,000.
Architect s. Tilden Norton, Byrne
building, is preparing the plans for the
Won Stein academy OF music, which Is
to be erected at Seventeenth and
Georgia streets. It will be a three
story brick, 50x115 feet, and have red
pressed brick front and artificial stone
trim, structural steel. hardwood floors,
oregon pine trim, composition roof,
vacuum cleaning system, heating plant,
plumbing and electric wiring. The first
floor will be equipped for offices and
studios; the second floor will provide
auditorium with seating capacity for
500, and the third floor will be arranged
as a dormitory with sleeping apart
ments and baths, for nonresident stu
dents. A dining room and kitchen will
be located in the basement. Estimated
cost, $4,000.
For island Villa
Architects Dennis & Farwell Fay
building, are preparing plans for an
Island villa to be erected by w. S.
Collins at Balboa. The residence will
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tanning nine rooms, with a living room
ISx32 feet, and a ten-foot fireplace to
burn large logs. The residence will
be located on an oval-shaped island
having a circumference of about 1000
feet, and concrete terraces and walls
surmounted by large mission style
gates, turrets, etc. viii be constructed
along the shore line.
Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom,
Security building, have been commits
stoned by the officers of the First Ma
tional bank of Riverside to prepare
plans for a flve-story steel and pressed
brick building at Eighth and Main
streets. Riverside. The other details
have not been decided upon, but tho
building will be the largest and best
equipped in Riverside.
Architect Norman F. Marsh, Broad
way Central building, has been COM
missioned to prepare plans for the
osteopathic hospital. 1t will have a
basement containing a complete equip
ment for hydropathic and electric
treatments. The structure will con-
tain eighty private rooms and two
wards, accommodating nineteen pa
tients each. 1t will have alarge dining
room, living room, parlor, library and
writing rooms. On the roof will be a
sun parlor and a palm garden. DIR. C.
p. Drum, S12 West Twenty second
street, is president of the association.
Architect S. Tilden Norton, Byrne
building, has prepared plans and