February 23, 1918





RECORD   AND   GUIDE





245





PLANS FIGURING.

projects for which bids are being
taken by architects or ownLTS.





CHURCHES.

BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Finnish Evangelical
Golgatha Cong. Church, Rev. J. J. Lillback,
pastor, 671 41st st, Brooklyn, owner, is
taking bids on the general contract for a
1^^-sty brick and stone church, 51x67, at
the northeast cor of Sth av and 44th st,
from plans by Exel H. Ekblom, 728 43d st,
architect. Thomas Drysdale, Inc., 26
Court st, Brooklyn, is figuring the general
contract, and desires bids on subs. Cost,
$30,000.

DWELLINGS.

FOREST HIILS, L. I.—Robert Farring¬
ton. 103 Park av, Manhattan, architect, is
taking bids on the general contract for a
2V2-sty brick dwelling. 34x30, on the south
side of Puritan av. for Charles Bishop,
Forest Hills, L. I., owner.   Cost, $14,000.

EAST ORANGE, N. J.—William A. Hew¬
lett, 1265 Broadway, Manhattan, architect,
is taking new bids on the general con¬
tract, to close about March 15. for altera¬
tions and addition to the 2i;^-sty brick and
frame dwelling at 106 Washington av, for
C. A. Whelan, on premises, owner. Cost,
$10,000.

ROSLYN, L. I.—Warren & Clark, 108
East 2Sth St. Manhattan, architects, are
taking bids on the general contract for
alterations and addition to the 21/^-sty
brick and terra cotta blocks dwelling, 150
x35. for Frank Henderson, 120 Broadway,
Manhattan, owner. Consists of two addi¬
tions. 30x40 ft; new service wing and
billiard  room.   Cost.  $60,000.

FACTORIES   AND   WAREHOUSES.

DELAWANNA, N. .1.—Russel G. Corey,
39 Cortlandt st. Manhattan, architect and
engineer, is taking bids on the general
contract, to close February 25, for a 4-sty
reinforced concrete addition. 80x160. to
the dye plant, for the Worthen & Aldrich
Co., W. D. Stark, engineer. In charge, on
premises, owner. W. L. Crow Construction
Co., 103 Park av, Manhattan. Is figuring
the general contract and desires estimates
on  all   subs.    Cost,   $250,000.

HALLS   AND  CLUBS.

MANHATTAN—L. E. Jallade, 37 Liberty
st,   architect,   is   taking   new   bids   on   the





general contract for an 8-sty brick and
stucco Y. W. C. A. bldg, 150x75 irreg.. at
the southeast cor of 124th st and Lenox
av, for the Y. W. C. A. of New York City,
Mrs. James S. Cushman, secy.. 600 Lex¬
ington av, owner.    Cost, $300,000.

HOSPITALS  AND  ASYLUMS.

BROOKLYN, N. Y.—Henry J. Nurick,
955 Broadway, Brooklyn, architect, is
taking bids on the general contract for a
5-sty brick hospital, 90x94, at the south¬
west cor of Hart st and Stuyvesant av, for
the Beth Moses Hospital, 476 Willoughby
av, owner. Cost, $250,000.
MUNICIPAL.

NEWARK, N. J.—City of Newark, Board
of Commissioners, John P. Monahan, di¬
rector, in charge, City Hall, Newark, own¬
er, is taking bids on the general contract,
to close 11.15 a. m., February 29, for a
hot water heating apparatus at the City
Hall, from plans by Gottfried Dries, engi¬
neer, c/o owner. Walter E. Isetts Is supt.
in   charge.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.—City of New
Brunswick, Board of Education, A. L.
Smith, pres., Bayard St. School, New
Brunswick, owner, is taking bids on the
general contract, to close 8 p. m., March
8, for an addition to the Lincoln School,
from plans by Alexander Merchant, 363
George st, New Brunswick, N. J., archi¬
tect. Consists of an addition to the 2-sty
addition, 45x66, with 1-sty drill hall, 35x60.

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.—City of New
Brunswick, Board of Education, A, L.
Smith, pres.. Bayard St. School, New
Brunswick, owner, Is taking bids on the
general contract, to close 8 p. m., March
8, for a 2-sty addition. 34x57, to the Hale
School, from plans by Alexander Mer¬
chant, 363 George st, New Brunswick, N.
J.,    architect.

NORTH CASTLE, N. Y.—Board of Edu¬
cation of North Castle, Alfred Young,
clerk, North Castle, N. Y., owner, Is tak¬
ing bids on the general contract, to close
8 p. m., March 6, for a 2-sty brick and
terra cotta school. 76x66, from plans by
C. A. Mehne, Valhalla, N. Y,, architect.
Cost, $50,000.

STABLES AND GARAGES.
BROOKLYN.   N.   Y.—Landcuf   Real   Es¬
tate Co., 215 Montague st, owner, is taking
bids   on   the   general  contract   for   a  1-sty
brick public garage, 140x132, In the south





side of Robinson st, 73 ft west of Nostrand
av, from plans by Philipp Caplan, 16 Court
st,  architect.   Cost,  $35,000.

STORES,   OFFICES   AND   LOFTS.

MANHATTAN.—Montgomery & Riggs,
105 West 40th st, architects, are taking
new bids on the general contract for al¬
terations to the 4-sty brick and stone res¬
taurant and bakery, 25x70, at 119 West
42d st, through to 118-120 West 43d st, for
Mary C. Fowler, 311 West 95th st, owner
of 119 West 42d st; Charles J. Folmer, 5th
av and 17th st. owner of 118 West 43d st,
and Miss M. MacLean, White Plains,
N. Y,. owner of 120 West 43d st. The les¬
see is Drake's Restaurant, Inc., Ill West
42d  St.   Cost,  $35,000.

MANHATTAN—Severance & Van Alen.
4 West 37th st, architects, are taking bids
on the general contract for alterations to
the 8-sty office bldg. 89x155, at 18 Broad¬
way, for Elmer Smathers, 304 West 75th
st, owner, and Felix Isman, Inc., 501 5th
av, agent for owner. York Building Co.,
103 Park av. Is figuring the general con¬
tract.     Cost,   $50,000.





CONTEMPLATED

CONSTRUCTION.





Manhattan.

APARTMENTS,   FLATS   &   TENEMENTS.

12TH ST.—Samuel Marcus, Woolworth
Bldg, owner, contemplates altering the
4-sty brick and stone dwelling, 25x100, at
4 East 12th st, into studios and apart¬
ments. Architect's name will be an¬
nounced   later.    Cost,   $15,000.

96TH ST.—Frank Lages, 608 West lS4th
st, completed plans for the alteration of
the 5-sty brick and stone dwelling, at 42
West 96th St. into studio apartments, for
the Grassi Realty Co., 320 5th av, owner,
in   charge.   Cost,  $10,000.

73D ST.—B. E. Stern, 56 West 45th st,
completed plans for the alteration of the
4-sty brick and stone dwelling, 19x55, at
102 West 73d st, into bachelor apartments
and store, for Harry R. Roeder, Inc., 200
West 72d st, owner. Charles Money, 52
Vanderbilt av, has been awarded the
mason   contract.    Cost,   $15,000.

SOTH ST.—Walter Haefeli, 52 Vander¬
bilt   av,   completed   plans   for   remodeling





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REFERENCES

The following is a selected list of engineering work and boildlnr constraction with which tho personnel of this Corporation hftvo been

identified   as   principals:





Metropolitan  Ufe.   New  Tork,  N.   T.

ppBTi,   Itoebuck   &   Co..   ChltAKO.   l\\.

Elenrtcal  Itftelopnieni A  I'ower BouM. Toronto, Csn-

s<iii:   Nla»iarB   K»lli,   N.   Y.
Blu   de   Janeiro   Tramwayi   A   Light   &   Pow«   PUnt.

nio   de   Janeiro.    UrmtW.
ITnlPl   St     Iteitla,   N>w   York.   N.   T.
Hotel Tart,  New Haven.  Conn.
Ban Aniunlo Land & IrrUaUon.  Baa Antonio, Tex.





Mexico, Northweatern It  Tt., EI Paao. Tei.
MetropolltaD   Htreet   Uallnar.   New   Tork.  N.   T.
Prudtuitlal   Ufe.   Newark.   N.   J.
Union   R.   R    Station.  Columbui.   O.
Oakland   National   Uank.   Oakland.   Csl.
Barcelona  Traction  &   Uglii  A  Power  Pluit.  Barce¬
lona.  Bpaln.
Went  End Street Rallwaj System.  Boetoo. Mul
Dominion Coal Ca Plant. Nofa SoolU, Canada.





t7n1on  Railroad  Station,   Waahlofton.   D.   C.
Wanamaker Uulldinga, New  York,  N.  T., sed PhUa-

deluhla.  Pa.
Sao   PauJo   Tramway   St   Light   A   Power  Plant,   Bao

Paulo.  Brazil.
New GQRland Oaa A Coke Plant,  Everett. Maaa
WortbloKtoD   Pump  Works,   Harrlaon,   N.   J.
Union   Bank   of  Canada.   Winnipeg,   Canada.
Meruoanu  Befrtgeraior  Co..   Jeraer  City,   N.   I.





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