Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-26
NEW 100000 BUILDING
MAY RISE ON HILL STREET
Architects Busy Designing More
Improvements for Los Angeles
and the Suburbs

Indications of continued activity in
the line of substantial improvements
in Los Angeles and the suburbs is
shown in the following reports by To-
cal architects to the Builder and Con-
tractor:
Architects Nicholson & Seehorn are
preparing the working drawings for a
two-story and basement reinforced
concrete building to be erected on Hill
street just south of Sixth street for
A. NJ. and George Chaffey, 1907 Union
Trust building. II will be 50X95 feet,
and will have concrete floors, compost
tion roof, plate glass windows, prism
transons, galvanized iron cornice, side
walk lights both in front and rear
plumbing and electric wiring.
Sketches have been approved for an
eight-story building to be erected on
the property, and if leases can be
made the larger building may be built.
A. j. Bartlett is drawing plans for
frame store and apartment building to
be erected at the corner of First street
and Beaudry avenue for himself. 1t
will be 30XS0 feet, and will have brick
foundation and Shingled roof. The
first floor will be divided into four or
five storerooms and the second story
will contain six apartments of two
and three rooms. There will be built-in
conveniences. electric light and sani-
tary plumbing.
Architect John P. Krempel is pre-
pairing plans for an addition to be
built to the factory of the Agricultural
Chemical works at Macy street and
Mission road. 1t will be one story, 80
feet high and 50x120 feet, with con-
crete foundation, cement floor, frame
and corrugated galvanized iron walls
and roof.
The same architect is preparing
plans for an addition to be built to
the winery of Charles Stern & Sons at
Mission road and Macy street. 1t
will be 40XS0 feet. one story, 26 feet
high, cement. floor, brick walls, cor
rugated iron roof, electric wiring,
plumbing, etc.
Architects Dennis & Farwell have
prepared plans for a two-story ten
room frame residence to be erected on
Curran street for the Rev. Charles I.
Murphy, rector of St. Athanasius
church. The site is on the summit of
a hill near Elysian park and commands
particularly beautiful view of both
the city and San Fernando valley. The
construction will be frame with con-
crete foundation, rustic and shinglad
exterior, shngle roof, Oregon pine
trim. hardwood floors, pressed brick
manteL plumbing, electric wiring and
furnace piping.
Architect G. c. Rittenhouse has COM
pleted plans for three-story and
basement apartment house to be erect
ed on Bonnie Brac street between Or
ange and Seventh streets for l.. II.
Mitchell
Architect A. 3. Benton is preparing
plans for an Episcopal church to be
built al CCvina. The Rev. Alfred
Fletcher is the pa stor. 1t will have
seating capacity of 300 and will be
40X104 feet; stone up to the window
~
floor, paneled walls, wood ceiling, art
glass windows basement, furnace, pipe
organ, etc. The trustees are Consid
ering making the entire exterior con-
struCton of stone.
Architect \. G. Martin is preparing
plans for "A frame church building,
54x93 feet. to he built at Alpine street
and Grand avenue, for the SlavoniaE
congregation. The Rev. ZuVich is the
pastor. 1t viii have a. seating capacity
of $50 and will have concrete founda-
tion, rustic exterior shingle roof Ore
gon pine floor and trim, plumbing and
electric wiring.
Architects Train e Williams have
prepared plans for a One-story frame
store building, 45X50 feet. to be erected
at Eighty-first street and Moneta ave-
nue. for John S. Borelli. 1t will con-
tain three storerooms and will have
concrete foundation, cement entrances,
rustic exterior, composition roof, Ore
gon pine trim and floors, plate glass
windows, copper sash, plumbing, etc.
Architect Frederick l.. Roebrg has
been commissioned by the Mills Col
lege Alumni association TO prepare
plans for a $4,000 clubhouse to be erect
ed in Mount Washington. The style of
architecture to be adopted will be de-
cided June IS.
Architect Thomas Preston has pre-