Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-08
NEW BUILDING
FOR BROADWAY
ARCHITECT PLANS TEN-ST0RY
STRUCTURE
TREATER WILL BE ERECTED AT
SAN PEDRO
Bds Are Taken for Huge Loft Build
ing on East Third Street.
Numerous Small Structures
In Preparation

Preliminary drawings are being made
for large mercantile building to be
erected on the west side of Broadway
north of Seventh street. The building
to start with will be four stories, but
will Inc raised to ten stories as soon as
business permits.
a theater building for San Pedro is
being designed, and two-story brick
hotel structure to be erected on East
Third street.
plans we're completed during the
week for a two-story brick mercantile
block at Eighth and Hill streets.
Architects in charge are taking bids
for the six-story loft building for the
Crane company on East Third street
There were numerous bungalows and
large dwelling houses designed during
the week.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects S follows
The plans of Architects Hunt, Eager
&. Burns. Laughlin building, for six
public comfort stations to be erected in
the various parks have been approved
by the park commissioners and the
board of public works, and notice for
bids is being prepared. Two viii be
built in Hollenbeck park, one 18x93 feet
and one 1Sx24 feet; two will be built in
Echo park, one 1Sx33 feet and one 1Sx24
feet; one in Sycamore Grove park
186x23.6 feet and one in Eastlake park,
18X24 feet With the exception of the
one i'm Sycamore Grove park, which will
be faced with cobblestones, all will be
of brick construction with cement plas-
ter exteriors and have mission tile
roofing, steel lintels, cement floors, etc.
Each building will be equipped with
steel towel closets and wired for cleo
tricity. They will be built on concrete
footings and will have a substantial ap-
pearance.
Architects Theodore A. Eisen & Son.
3S3 Wilcox building annex, have pre-
pared plans for a two-story and base
ment brick mercantile building, 115X
12O feet. to be built on the northeast
corner of Eighth and Hill streets for
the Wilcox estate. 1t will have eight
store rooms on the first floor; the sec
ond floor to be arranged to suit tenant.
IL will be faced with glazed and pressed
brick, and have sidewalk lights, copper
store fronts, composition roofing, plate
glass windows, plumbing, gas and cleo
trio fixtures.
Extensive Alterations
The same architects have made plans
for extensive alterations to the residence
of Emil Olcovich on Burlington avenue.
A stone porch with cement floor, hard
wood floors, new bath room with tiled
wainscoting and new general interior
trim are provided for,
The same architects are making plans
for additions to the country home of
George Bennett in Ross valley, Marin
county.
They are also preparing plans of
two story brick store and hotel build
ing to be erected on East Third street
near Central avenue. 1t will be
equipped with all modern features and
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iron cornicc, composition roofing, plate
glass windows etc.
Architect f. NJ. Tyler, 900 Union
Trust building, is completing plans for
a one-stOry brick garage, 50Xl55 feet to
be erected on the east side of Olive
street near Eleventh street for DR..
William Nevin. 1t will have pressed
wrought iron gate entrance. cement
floor in Workroom, tile in show room,
composition roof and galvanized iron
skylights
He is also drawing plans for a five
room bungalow to be erected on Grit
lin avenue for Mrs. G. w. Sheasby. 1t
will have stone front porch, cement
steps, beams, panels, etc.
The same architect is drawing plans
for a seven room bungalow to be built
near Second street and oxford avenue
for q. II. Brooks. 1t will have arti-
fetal stone porch pillars, hardwood
floors. furnace heat, stained pine fin
ish and modern plumbing.
Architect Scott Quintin, 1901 West
rhirty-tifth street, has let the con-
tract to NJ. Anderson for the construc-
ton of siX-roOm modern bungalow
for Thomas j. Happs on lot 141, YER
mont Avenue Villa tract on the south
side Of Thirty-third street west of Ver-
mont avenue 1t will have hardwood
GpGvg britlr and cement pOrpb TiOp
trim and be piped for furnace, gas and
electricity.
Architects Train & Williams, 26 Ex-
change building have completed the
plans and specifications for the uni
versity police station, ana they are now
in the hands Of the city building de-
partment for approval
slx-story Loft
Architects Morgan & Walls. 232 North
Main street, are taking bids for the su-
porstructurc of the siX-st0ry brick loft
building to be erected for the Crane
company on East Third street.
The same architects arc making plans
of a thoater building to be erected att
san Pedro. 1t will be equipped for
moving picture shows.
They also report satisfactory prog
ress on the city market building at|
Ninth and san Pedro streets. The Ce-
ment floors are complete i'm buildings
Nos. 4 and g. and the roofs of the build
ings fronting San Pedro street are on.
Architects Dennis g. Farwell and
Train d Williams. associated, are pre-
pairing the preliminary designs for a
large mercantile building to be erected
on the west side Of Broadway, north of
Seventh street, for the Co-Tenant COM
pauy. The owners contemplate the ulti-
mate construction of a tcn-story struc-
ture, and the building win be erected
with that idea i'm view, although the
present plans do not exceed four stories
Architects Hudson & MunseIl have
made plans for certain changes to the
courtroom occupied by Judge Monroe
The same architects have prepared
plans for additional steel cells, to be
placed I'm the county JAIL They will
comprise twelve single and one large
cen.
They are also making plans for addi- |
tion9l facilities for taking care of the |
oil purchased by the county for road /
purposes.
Architect II. NJ. Patterson, 325 q. r.. |
johnson building, has made plans for /
History S-roOm residence at Holly |
wood for A. n. Bruce. 1t will have rus
tic exterior shingle roof, Oregon pine
trim oak flooring, brick manteI, en-
ameled plumbing. beam ceilings i'm hall. /
living and dining rooms, buit-in detail
Work, fuInaeo, solar heater, etc.
Architect Charles r. Helmle, SIS Liss-
ner building, is preparing plans for a