Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-11
NEW BUILDING
FOR BROADWAY
CLASS B STRUCTURE TO BE
SEVEN STORIES
ARCHITECT PLANS oRPHANAGE
AT coLEoRoVE
Two Story Business Structure VIII Be
Built at RiVerside-Church at
upland-Apartment House
In Los Angeles

one OF the best things in architecture
last week was the completion OF details
for a seven-story building of Class
construction TO be erected on south
Broadway Plans are now being pre-
pared for a five-story building 10 De
erected at Colegrove and occupied by
the Los Angeles Orphans home. Plans
have been completed for a two-story
brick at Riverside. a church structure
for the Methodists at Upland ana a
three-story apartment building on
Boylston street near Third street.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
A seven-story and basement build
ing is to be erected on South Broad
way.
The building will be erected from
plans prepared by Architect Il. Is;
Young. Lankershim building. 1t VIII
be a class Il structure, OF brick, steer
and slow burning construction, and
will be built in strict accordance with
the requirements of the building ordi-
nances. 1t will be 1l0X150 feet, and
equipped throughout with sprinkler
and automatic cleaning systems, ele-
vators. heating apparatus. etc. The
building has been leased for period
of ten years TO Barker Bros. furniture
dealers. and will be fitted up express
w for their use The contract for the
excavating has been let to }. i:
French. Work on the building VIII
commence as soon as the premises are
ready for material.
BY Day Labor
The building will be erected by day
work and strictly under the owner 81
supervision. Chris Berg will do the
brick work: the Llewellyn Iron works,
the iron and steel work; the lum Der
I..1
company. The plumbing, electrical
work. metal work glass. mill work,
plastering, etc, will be contracted for
| later on.
Architect s. L. Pillar of Riverside is
drawing plans for a two-story brlck
building, 72X160 feet in size, to be
erected on Eighth street near Nam
street, for Messrs. Freeman & Patter-
son. 1t will have cream colored pressed
brick for front and plate glass for
store windows. The ground floor Will
contain a large garage and two small
storerooms. The garage Will be COM
plete with machine shops. waiting
rooms, lockers offices. etc. The second
door will be subdivided into office
rooms.
Architect H. Ridgway of Upland has
completed plans for alterations and
additions to the Methodist church OF
Upland. Work is expected to begin
Immediately on the structure.
f. f. b. Meinardus, PIG San Fer
nando building, has drawn plans Tor
three-story frame apartment build
ing, 3SxS3 feet in size, to be erected on
Boylston avenue near Third street, for
Thomas Flannery. 1t will contain
twelve three-room suites. each with
buffet kitchen and bath. Pine will be
used for floors in principal rooms and
hall. Steam heat will be installed
Two 27-foot columns will grace the
front Work will be done by the day
The estimated cost of this structure
is S12. 600. He is also making plans for
extensive alterations and additions to
the residence of Henry Jansen, 1875
Hobart boulevard Four rooms are to
be added, also a ten-fOOt stone porch.
The inside finish will be of oak, the
vestlbuIe tiled and an eight-foot fire
place built in the living room. He has
also completed plans for a five-room
bungalow to be erected at Covina for
Mrs. Fred Won der Lobe. 1t will have
pine finish, plate glass windows, built
in bookcase and buffet.
Double House and Apartments
Architect B. Cooper Corbett, Pacific
Electric building, hmas prepared plans
of d two-story double residence of to
six-room apartments to be built on
Reno street near Second street for c.
II. Selby. 1t will have hardwood
floors, pine trim and all modern con-
Veniences.
The same architect is making plans
for the remodeling of the two-story
building at the corner of East First
and Chicago streets. Boyle Heights.
The second story will be changed and
renovated and a one-stOry addition 20
by 100 feet will be built. This will be
divided into five storerooms.
Architect Frank NJ. Tyler. 600 Union
Trust building, is drawing plans for
a tWo-story nine-room frame residence
to be erected at Eleventh and Lake
streets for II. Dixie. 1t will have stone
porch oak floors. pine trim, nickel