Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-07
MORE NEW BUILDINGS
IN INDUSTRIAL DISTRICS
Loft Structure to Cost $4,000.
Numerous Plans by
Architects

Architects are kept busy as usual
designing numerous structures for I'M
mediate erection. Following are among
those reported to the Builder and Con-
tractor:
pleted plans for a four-story loft build
ing to be erected at 416-41S East Ninth
street for Perry Whiting. 1t will be
14Ox4S feet, with concrete foundation,
cream pressed brick front and gravel
roof The first story will have a ce-
ment floor and the floors above Will be
double timbered. The building Will
have reinforced concrete columns and
girders, plate glass windows on the
first floor, freight elevator and fire es-
capes The building will cost $4,000,
and will be erected by day labor.
Weber & Smith are preparing plans
for a tWo-Story and basement twelve
room residence to be erected in Hight
land Park for H. B. Wrenn.
Joseph L. GirouX had plans prepared
for a large two-story and basement
sixteen-room residence to be erected
at the north end of Carmen avenue,
Hollywood.
Walter e. Erkes has prepared plans
for a one-story six-room frame bun
galow to be built at the corner of
Union avenue and Shatto street for
Mrs. Alma Erkes, to replace the resi-
dence recently destroyed by fire. 1t
will have cement basement, brick
porch and piers, rustic exterior, shin
gle roof, oak floors, oregon pine trim,
blue brick mantels, bath, plumbing and
electric wiring.
b. M. Wotkyns, Pasadena, has the
contract to erect a tWo-story and base
ment twelve-room colonial residence
at Prospect park for Jean Donovan.
There will be three large cement
oil
crete basement, exterior of cement
plaster over metal lath, glassed-ln
porch and shingled roof with the shin
giles laid in WaVy courses.
s. Tilden Norton is preparing plans
for a one-story and basement brick
store building, 125X100 feet, to be erect
ed at 60S-61S South Hill street for the
Central Broadway Building company.
Lester S. Moore has prepared plans
for a one-story orick store building
94x66 feet, to be erected at the north
west corner of Temple street and Bel
mont avenue for DIR. w. a. Lamb. 1t
will contain four store rooms and will
have enameled brick facing on both
street frontagese, plate glass windows.
George II. PloWman and Paul A
Needham are preparing plans for a
one-story siX-room frame bungalow to
be erected in Vermont avenue square
for Mrs. Greenbaum. It will have con-
crete foundation, brick porch, with ce-
ment floor oak and pine floors, Oregon
pine trim, brick mantel, bath, plumb
ing, etc.
: The same architects are preparing
plans for six bungalows to contain
four and five rooms each to be erected
by j. e. Martin, jr.
Edelman & Barnett are preparing
plans for two-story and basement
twelve-room frame residence to be
erected on Catalina street between
Seventh and Eighth streets for j. b.
Jacobs, with the Simon Levi company.
1t will have concrete foundation and
basement, blue brick porch and piers,
rustic exterior on the first story, half
timber and plaster over metal lath on
the second story and shingle roof. The
interior finish and other details are
not decided upon yet, but there will be
hardwood floors, two bathrooms, fur
mace, etc.
f. NJ. Tyler has prepared plans for
seven-room frame bungalow to be
erected at Forty-sjxth street and DAB
ton avenue for j. ]. Johnson. 1t VIII
have concrete foundation, brick porch,
rustic exterior, shingle roof, hardwood
floors, Oregon pine trlm beam celllhgs'
plate glass windows, bath and plumb
ing.
The I,agman Architectural company
has prepared plans for a one and one
half-story seven-room frame residence
to be erected on West Twentieth street
for G. A. Bergh. II will have concrete
Foundation and basement, artificial
stone porch, rustic exterior, shlngle
roof, Oregon pine trim, hardwood floors,
artificial stone mantel, bath, laundry
trays, plumbing and electric wiring
owner taking bids. Cost $4,000.