Evening journal., 1916-03-04
MORE Apartments
TO CO UP IN CITY
E. C. Hardesty Will Erect
Three Modern Buildings
on Washington Street
BUILDING TRADE
SHOWS ACTIVITY

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plans for the erection of a residence
for Winthrop b. Wood, on Grant ave-
nue.. north of Parkway. The plans
we're made by Brown & Whiteside,
architects. The building will be As
feet 20 inches by Al feet 10 inches.
Il will be constructed of hollow tile
with a shingle roof There will be
three stories and basement. There
will be a garage. laundry and vege-
table closet in the basement. On the
first floor there will be living room,
den, dining room, pantry. kitchen,
preparing room and cold room There
will be four bedrooms and a bath
on the secopd floor. aud a play room,
storage room and maids room on the
third floor.
Plans for three apartment houses for
b. c. Hardesty, the architect. az Thir
teenth and Washington streets, have
been drawn by Z. i. Rice. Jr., Com
pany, architects, and the contract for
one OF them awarded to John Il. Healy
& Son This will contain eight apart
ments. One of the other buildings
will contain four apartments and the
third one three apartments. Each
apartment will contain three bed
rooms, living room, dining room.
kitchen and pantry. There will be
front and back stairs The pantries
will contain permanent Iefrigerators.
The buildings will be finished on the
interior in chestnut with hardwood
floors. The bathrooms will have tile
floors and tile sides The roof will
be OF asbestos and there will be gal
vanized iron cOrnices and bav win
dows. Vapor heat will be installed
and all modern plumbing and combi-
nation lighting fixtures. A telephone
will be in each apartment.
Plans for residence for John B.
Bird at Selborne Farms near Centre
vile. have been prepared by Charles
Barton Keen, architect. of Philadel.
phia. and estimates are due on March
3. The structure will be n feet bv
80 feet 6 inches with two wings. one
30 feet by 20 feet rs inches and the
other AZ feet 6 inches by % feet q
inches On the first floor OF the main
building there will be a diningroom
livingrOom and porch. In one wing
there will be a sleeping porch and
three bedrooms. In the other wing
there will be a kitchen and two bed
rooms. The structure will have q
shingle roof and the sides will be GOV
cred either with weather boards oi
shingles.
John +. Healy & Son are estimat
Ing on plans for alterations and addi
tons to the residence of Charles b
Holiday at Twin Bridges. neal
Chadd's Ford. Pa. The plans wer,
made by De ArmOnd Ashmead ant
Buckley of Philadelphia. architects.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany is asking for estimates on re
vised plans for a passenger station
at Tome Institute. Md.
Edward Candy May. architect. re
ceived bids up to noon today for
general remOdeling of the stone res
lence of Frank ID. Lackey. on tn
Philadelphia pike near Grubb's Road
loggia and piazza viii be placed a
the front entrance There will be a.
addition erected which will contain
arge diningrOom.
Mr.. May will ask for estimates o.
.1onday for the erection of a ne1
house at No. 1904 West Seventeent
street. II will be of the colonia
style of architecture.
Work has been started on a ne'
house at No. 1910 West Seventeent
street. It will be of the colonial styl
Of architecture and will have a slat
roof. The plans were drawn by E'
ward Candy May, architect.
A. S. Reed and Brother Compan
who have the contract for the ere,
lion OF a new store building at SeN
enth and Shipey streets. for Willial
Beadenkopf, have nearly complete
he tearing down OF the old structur
The new building will be of ste'
construction. The steel has been OF
dered and is expected to be here
six weeks. The plans for the bull,
ing were made by John J. Kenned
architect
Plans for a large country residenC
near Wilmington to cost S3O,444 wi
be submitted for estimates in fe
days by John J. Kennedy ,architeC
II will be o. the Colonial style
architecture. A large amount OF Oth'
work is in progress in Mr.. KeI
nedy's Office.
Plans for a new department stOi
on Market street will be complete
early next week by John ]. Kenned
architect, and estimates asked for
Martin Tomczyk, has been award'
contract to erect an addition to Il
Polish moving picture theatre {
Maryland avenue. The plans we
~ NhAioNN i@hcNhS AAAAN
architect.
The new Perpetual Savings al
Loan Association, at Ninth and o
ange streets, will be finished in abo
two weeks.
w. d. Haddock and Co.. have 7
ceiyed contract for. the erection
an addition TO the garage of the w
mingtOn Automobile Company, at \
POI West Tenth street. The additi'
will be another story which will ri
much additional space HaddOck al
Co. have received a contract for {
erection of a garage for Geor
Spackman at Holly Oak, and a co
tract for extensive improvements
the home of n. Kniffen, at Bellevue.
Goldey College will move into
new building at Ninth and Tatni
streets about March 25. The Il
ishing touches are now being appli
to the interior of the structure.
II. L. Brown, OF Philadelphia,
taking revised bids on plans for
two-story bank building. 80 by
feet. at Laurel, for the Sussex Trt
Company.
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