Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-03
ARCHITECTS KEPT BUSY
WORKING ON NEW PLANS
Store Buildings, Flats, Stately
Dwellings and Novel Bunga-
lows Improve Property

| 1t is difficult these days of greater
building activity to get the attention Oh
| Los Angeles architects who are putting
| in full time designing and completing
rlans for business and residence struc-
lures. Among the new plans reported
/ bv the Builder and Contractor are the
| following:
! Architect A. L. Haley, inc, is prepar-
J ing plans for a two-story and basement
brick building, 5Ox150 feet, to be erected
| on the northwest corner of Eighth and
Los Angeles streets for j. ]. Fay. 1t
will have concrete basement, pressed
| brick front, steel beams, composition
roof, galvanized iron skylights, plate
glass windows, elevator, plumbing and
electric wiring.
Architect John P. Krempel is prepar-
ing plans for a two-story frame resi-
dence to be erected on Elden avenue,
near Pico street, for c. w. Pendleton.
1t will contain nine rooms and have
brick foundation. rustic exterior, oak
and pine floors, Oregon pine trim, tile
mantel plate and art glass, Wood
stone sink, plumbing, furnace and base
ment.
Architect N. F. Marsh is completing
plans for the enlarged Fremont Baptist
church at Pasadena.
Architect f. II. Peters is drawing
plans in two-story and basement mis-
sion style residence for j. G. Sarnow,
to be erected in the Alvarado Terrace
tract
The same architect is designing
unique bungalows for Charles Mcclure,
Roy Baker and w. F. Gilman.
Architects Morgan & Walls have pre-
pared plans for a one-story brick build
ing to be erected on Hill street, south
of First street, for T. L. Duque. 1t
will be 60x155 feet. with cement floor,
composition roof galvanized iron sky
lights. plate glass windows, prism glass
transoms, copper sash, steel beams,
plumbing and electric wiring. 1t VIII
be occupied by a cafeteria.
The same architects have the plans
about ready for bids for the construc-
tion of the six-story mercantile build
ing to be erected for the G. j. Birkel
Music company on the east side or
Broadway near Fifth street.
The same architects report that plans
for the large wholesale mercantile
building to be erected at the southeast
corner of Second and Los Angeles
streets for the W. H. Perry estate will
be ready in about ten days.
Architect F. NJ. Tyler has completed
plans for a two-story and basement
frame building for George Ward, to be
erected at the corner of Oxford and
Sixth streets.
Architect Angel has drawn plans for
a tWo-story frame dwelling on PARK
avenue. near Melrose avenue, for H. I.
Rcynton. The same architect is de-
signing bungalows for r, A. Schreiner
and Mrs e A. Carter.
The Architectural Building company
Ia preparing plans for a six-room bum
| galow for l.. A. Phillips at 1924 South
! F'igueroa stret; for a seven-room bum
galow for II. Bloomer on Halldale ave-
nue, near Santa Barbara avenue; for
! a siX-room bungalow for Mrs. Mullane
| on Pasadena avenue. near Avenue 20;
| for an eight-room residence for Mr..
| Walters on South HILL, between Thir-
| ty-eighth and Thirtyninth streets; for
| two six-room bungalows for Thomas
williams, to be erected i'm Pomona; for
! three six-room bungalows for George
| Taylor in Fifty-tirst place, near YER
mont avenue: for a three-story brick
warehouse on san Pedro street, near
Seventh, for c. +. Holt; for frame
and plaster apartment house in Holly
wood for c. Il. Holt; for two-story
Broom residence in Pasadena for Mr..
Hopkins.
Architects r. B. Young & Son are
drawing plans for new Cathohc
church to be erected at the corner of
Forty-second street and Normandie
avenue.