Columbia University Libraries Digital Collections: The Real Estate Record

Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 93, no. 2408: Articles]: May 9, 1914

Text version:

May 9, 1914 RECORD AND GUIDE 841 the 7-sty store and moving picture studio at 645-651 llth av for the Model Fireproof Tene¬ ment Co., 109 Broad st, Sheperd Kide Forest, president. Cost, about $20,000. Bids will be taken by architect about May 18. Bronx. APARTMENTS, FLATS AND TENEMENTS. CLAY AV.—Foundations have been completed for three 6-sty tenements on the east side of Clay av, 1047 ft. north ot 169th st, for Ludwig Sikora. 8 9th av, L. I. City, owner and builder. John H. Friend, 148 Alexander av, architect. Daniel J. Lahey Building Co., 427 East 141st at, B'ronx. has brick mason work, and Peter Sin¬ nott, 967 East 165th st, Bronx, the heating. Cost, about $125,000. CHISOLM ST.—Lucian Pisciotta, 391 Bast 149th St. is preparing plans tor a 5-sty tene¬ ment, 60x90 ft., at the northwest corner ot Chisolm st and Stebbins av, for the Joseph Sonsin Co., 1344 Bristow st, Brooklyn, owner and builder. Cost, about $60,000. BRIGGS AV.—Mitchell & McDermott, 1094 Southern Boulevard, contemplate the erection ot a 5-sty apartment. 50x110 ft., on the west side of B'riggs av, 140 ft. north of 176th st, from plans by the Kreymborg Architectural Co., 1029 East 163d st. CRESTON AV.—Andrew J. Thomas, Pord¬ ham rd and Webster av, is preparing plans for a 5-sty tenement, 70x95 ft., on the east side ot Creston av, 205 ft. south of 188th st, for the John Woods Corporation, care of architect. Cost, about $55,000. CLINTON AV.—Mrs. Harrington, 1478 Vyse av, contemplates the erection of a 5-sty apart¬ ment at the southwest corner ot Clinton av and 176th St. from plans by Harry T. Howell, 149th st and Willis av. Work will not start before fall. HALLS AND CLUBS. 160TH ST.—Louis E. Jallade, 37 Liberty st, is preparing plans tor a 4-sty brick and limestone Y. M. C. A. building. 200x75 ft., at 160th and 161st sts and Washington av, for the Y. M. C. A. of the Bronx, 215 West 23d st, William Pellowes Morgan, president. Cost, about $300,000. The architect will likely call for bids on the general contract about May 18. Brookljm. APARTMENTS, FLATS AND TENEMENTS. 19TH ST.—Wortmann & Braun. 114-116 Bast 28th st, Manhattan, have completed plans for a 4-sty apartment. 60x79 ft., at 360 East 19th st, for the Floria Realtv Co.. 16 Court st, owner and builder. Cost, about $70,000. CHURCHES. BUSHWICK AV.—Hopkins &. McEntee, 37 East 28th st. Manhattan, have completed plans tor a 1-sty brick and limestone church. 56x110 ft., at the corner of Bushwick av and Cooper st tor St. Thomas P. E. Church. Bushwick av, cor¬ ner ot Hooper st. D. McPherson Genns, pas¬ tor. Cost, about $40,000. DWELLINGS. 64TH ST.—Charles A. Olsen. 1314 70th st, is preparing plans for a 2-sty brick residence, 20x 45 ft., in the north side ot 64th St. 180 tt. east of 13th av, for Guiseopa Dellosa, 1323 64th st, owner. Cost, about $3,000. PITKIN AV.—Cohn Bros.. 361 Stone av, are preparing plans for ten 3-sty brick residences, 20x75 ft, on the north side ot Pitkin av, Douglas st to Saratoga av. tor Shapiro Sc Aronson, 245 Glenmore av, owners and builders. Cost, about $90,000. STERLING ST.—Benj. Dreisler, 1.53 Remsen St. is preparing plans for eleven 2-sty brick residences. 20x40 ft. in the north side ot Ster¬ ling st, 520 ft west ot Bedford av, for the Realty Associates, 162 Remsen st, owner and builder. Total cost, ahout $33,000. 75TH ST.—J. C. Wandell. 4 Court sq. Brook- i.vn. has completed plans for seven 2-sty brick residences, 18x.38 ft., in the north side ot 75th st, 79 ft. east of New Utrecht av, for the Arcadia B'uilding Co.. Vorns Chute, president, Wool- worth Building. Manhattan, owner and builder. Cost, about $3,500 each. FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES. POWERS ST.—Frank J. Berlenhack, 260 Graham av. is preparing plans for a 2-sty brick factorv. .50x08 ft., at 179-181 Powers st, for T. L. Neff's Sons, Inc.. 105 Mau.ier st, Edwin Nef(, president. Cost, about $20,000. PRINCE ST.—A. Ullrich. 367 Pulton st. is preparing plans for a 5-sty reinforced concrete furniture warehouse In Prince st, near John¬ son st, for C. F. Rohmann. Sons & Co.. 343 Adams st. Cost, about $55,000. The architect will take bids about May 16. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. BROADWAY.—P. J. Helmle. 190 Montague st, is preparing plans tor a brick school at Broad¬ way and De Sales pl for Our Lady of Lourdes Church, on premises. Rev. Father John J. Mc¬ Cullough, 1S;75 Broadway. STABLES AND GARAGES 6TH ST.—Eisenla & Carlson. 16 Court st. are preparing plans tor a 2-sty brick public garage. 80x100 ft, at the northwest corner of 6th st and .3d av. for William H. Nicolav. .357 3d st, Brooklyn, owner. Cost, about $26,000. STORES. OFFICES AND LOFTS. BELMONT AV.—E. M. Adelsohn, 1776 Pitkin av. is preparing plans for a 6-sty brick loft building, 100x100 ft., at the southwest corner of B'elmont av and Junius st, tor Adolph Koep¬ pel, 608 Stone av, owner and builder. Cost, about $80,000. COURT ST.—Benjamin W. Levltan, 20 West 31st st, Manhattan, is preparing plans for alter¬ ations to the offlce building, 22 Court st, for the Metropolitan Associate Corporation, 261 Broad¬ way, William E. Harmon, president. Cost, about $20.mio. Bids will be taken by the archi¬ tect about June 1, FULTON ST.—Jason S. Bailey, of Boston, con¬ templates remodeling the building at Fulton st, Hanover pl, and Bond st, from plans by Parfitt Bros., who were the architects tor the old building about thirty years ago. Plans will be started at once for the entire reconstruction NBW YORK S. M. Cauldnell President Roy W. Wingate Secretary and Treaiurer Waltet 8< FadtUs Vice-President F, C. Peuthcf Chalrnian Board of Dlreotara ATLANTA THOMAS J. STEEN CO. BUILDERS Hudson Terminal Building 30 Church Street New York Otis Elevator Company ELEVENTH AVENUE AND TWENTY'SIXTH STREET, NEW YORK And OfflcM In All Prtadpal GltlM of the World Manufacturers of All Types of Passenger and Freight Elevators—Por AU Kinds ef Sonar Induding Hand Power Elevators Suitable for Stores, Warehouses, Stables, Gafages and ^ Small Factories fNOOIRIBS INTrntD on any qaeation Involylng the ponveyance of Peweagen and Prdgbt fism level to level or horliontally to widely aepukted polnti. Raritan River SAYRE & FISHER COMPANY ''°'^^&te.'^r MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Facc Brick ^'^nS&o'?d"^'oH".Sk°''"" EMAMELED AND PORCELAIN BRICK, leveial colon Pompeiian (or Mottled), both Plain or Moulded, HARD BUILDING BRICK Office, 261 BROADWAY, Cor. Warren Street, HOLLbW AND HRE BRICK Telephone, 6750 BarcUy NEW YORK PFOTENHAUER-NESBIT COMPANY IMPERVIOUS FRONT BRICK Sole Agenta for GENUINE KITTANNING BRICK, GENUINE HARVARD BRICK, ,. ,____^ n„:M,n„ ma Br».^™=„ ,-, fliuo. Sf GENUINE GREENDALE RUGS, =*• J*"^ Buildmg, 1183 Broadway, cer, 2IM* St. TEXTURE BRICK, PAVING BRICK, ETC. Tel. 1152 and 1153 Madison Sq., NEW YOBJK Hay Walker Brick Company Succenon to Harbison-Walker Refractoriei Co., Building Brick Dept. Menufcturer. HIGH GRADE FRONT BRICK ALLSHADM PITTSBURGH, PA. NEW YORK OFFICE, 470 FOURTH AVE. Telephone. 5M7-5688 Madlaon MANHATTAN Fireproof Door Co. ^*.;4iJr Maurice and Lexington Aves., Winfield, L. I. ^rcia^Tf"' KALAMEINED and METAL COVERED WORK CHAS. STREBEL & SONS Structural and Ornamental Iron Work New Buildings a Specialty Office and Works, 1732 MYRTLE AVENUE Telephone 4346-1247 Buahwlck BROOKLYN