Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-18
ART TO RECEIVE
PUBLIC SUPPORT
ARCHITECTS BEGIN PLANS FOR
MUSEUM
AGRICULTURAL PARK BUILDINGS
WILL COST 100000
Burden of Expense to Be Borne Jointly
by County, City and State.
100000 for Ground Im-
proVements

state will expend $3.50. 900 on an eXhi-
bition building there and the city. Sluo,-
900 in general Improvements OF inc
grounds.
Plans were completed last week for
a magnificent two-story and attic
house; for a reinforced concrete build
ing which will probably be erected on
South Main street, between seventh
and Eighth streets; for a tWo-story
frame fiat building of sixteen apart
ments; for a siX-story apartment
building: for the Ramona hospital at
San Bernardino; for a siX-story hotCl
at San Diego and an artistic bank
building at San Diego. Plans for the
Alhambra grammar school were sub
nitted. A Los Angeles architectural
firm is preparing plans for the Utah
hotel to be erected at Salt Lake CITY
by company composed Of Mormon
church officials.
The Builder and Contractor reports
among the architects as follows:
Architects Edleman and Barnett,
Blanchard building, have prepared
plans of a handsome two-story, attic
and basement residence. to be built on
the southeast corner of New Hamp-
shire and Wiltshire boulevard for Louis
M. Cole. 1t will cover a ground area
SSX90 feet and contain eighteen rooms,
The foundation walls will be of con-
Greet, the first story in old gold
pressed brick the second story plaster
and open timber work, and tile roof.
The interior trim will be in quarter
sawed oak and mahogany. The stair
case and upper hall in oak. The sec
ond floor will be finished in white
enamel Hardwood floors will be laid
throughout The main living room will
be 22x40 feet. Grueby tile will be en-
ployed in the mantels and fireplaces
There will be six bathrooms and nu-
merous closets. etc. The basement viii
have a complete laundry equipment,
furnace, drying rooms etc. Hot and
cold water will be piped throughout
the building. Plate glass windows,
built-in furniture. high-grade plumb
ing, gas and electric fixtures are speci-
fed. A garage in keeping with the
house will no doubt be erected on com
pletion of the building. The site on
which it is to be built is several feet
above the grade, and commands an
extensive view of the Cahuenga valley
and the mountains.
Nine=Room Frame
Architect F. NJ. Tyler. 500 Union
Trust building, has drawn plans for a
nine-room frame residence to be
erected at Twentieth street and
Gramercy place for r. F. and w. f.
BoWden. It will have brick porch,
hardwood floors, furnace, beamed cell
ings in principal rooms, hot water
heater and first-class plumbing.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for a six-room bungalow TO be
erected on Fourth avenue near Six
teenth street, for George WhitmOre It
will have granite porch and columns,
shingled exterior, furnace, oak floors,
stone mantel.
He is also drawing plans for a six
room bungalow 10 he erected at Six
teenth street and Wilton place for Ty-
Ter & Co 1t will have artificial stone
porch, stone mantel beams, hardwood
floors, etc. IT will be of Japanese style
Architect S. Tiden Norton, 31S Byrne
building. has been instructed by the
board of education, n. s. AVerill, Sec
retary to prepare the plans for rails
ing and making additions to the Los
Angeles high school gymnasium, on
North Hill street. The raised build
ing will be supported by steel girders
and columns. The new addition will
provide for 1900 lockers, shower baths.
dressing rooms, etc. 1t viii have cement
floors.
The same architect has made plans
for additions and alterations to resi-
dence of Adolf Klein, 1913 st. Andrews
place. The plumbing system will be
renewed, a sun parlor built, and the
main rooms will be hung with silk
tapestry.
Architects Train & Williams are
drawing plans for a tWo-story, eight
room frame residence, to be constructed
at Hollywood for j. p Baldwin. The
first story exterior, porch front and
piers will be of brick, the second story
plastered and timbered. The terrace
will have flooring Of tile. The entire
house win be finished in oak, with plate
glass windows; there will be two tiled
bathrooms, several wall beds, sleeping
balcony, four tile mantels and hot air
heating system.
Reinforced Concrete Building
Architect W. j. Saunders, 512 Wright
q Calender building, has drawn pre-
llmlnary sketches for a reinforced con-
crete building, the size of which will
depend upon the tenant TO occupy the
same, to be erected on South Main
street, between Seventh and, Eighth
streets, extending to Los Angeles street.
for f. W. Braun, The matter is vet
In am Indefinite state, but 1t is almost
certain that Mr.. Braun will improve
the lot with some sort of building in
the near future
Architect A. L. Haley. Citizens Ma
tional bank building has drawn plans
for a tWo~story frame fat building, to
W u N--ICNA VII 4leA4 Ft1lQ boulevard, near
Fourth street for William L. Smell
Also for tNo-story frame apartment
house to be erected on South Burling-
ton avenue, near Eighth street, for DR..
Q. r. Pepper Tt viii contain sixteen
apartments, with all the modern ap-
pEances.
Architect Frederick Noonan. Broad
way Central building, has completed
drawings for q proposed six-story
brick apartment building. The owner
is L. G. Crossmau and the building
win occupy the southwest corner Of
Grand avenue and Seventeenth street.
Architect +. o. Soper 315 Delta build
Ing, has drawn plans for a two story
nine-room frame residence. to be built
at South Pasadena for J.. 3. Seymour
II Will have brick veneer to first story.
tile mantels, hardwood floors and trim,
etc.
Architect Lester S. Moore 70J Audi
torium building, is drawing plans for
a story and a half six-room bungalow
to be erected ON the southeast corner
of Seventh street and Harvard boule-
ward for Mrs Olive L. Babson. 1t will
have concrete foundation, plastered
and shingled exterior, pine trim oak
and pine flooring. furnace, etc. It viii
also have an inglonOok in living room