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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 98, no. 2533: Articles]: September 30, 1916

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476 'fj] RECORD AND GUIDE September 30, 1916 Geo. A. Fuller Coinpany Fireproof Building Construction OFFICES: New York Baltimore Boston Philadelphia Chattanooga Kansas City Washington Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Montreal,Can. Atlanta Winnipeg,Can. Toronto, Can. Ritch-HughesCo EXPERT ADVICE AND SERVICE INSURANCE AND BONDS FOR BUILDING OPERATIONS Architects' Bldg 101 PARK AVE Richey, BroAvne & Donald, Inc. 103 PARK AVE., NEW YORK (Tel. 5128 Murray Hiil) Architectural Iron and Bronze BROWNE WINDOW Fire—Weather—Dust and Fool Proof Works 2101 Flushing Ave., Maspeth, N. Y. Tel. 3100 Williamsburgh Telephone Orchard 6629 Contractor of Olnn^nt ^tbrualtts ant> 3flaar (Sonstrutttana 16 BROOME STREET NEW YORK Special Finished Floors ^^' Id Colored Cement, for Theatres, Offlces and Loft Buildings race 20 Mangio Street Cellar and Stable Floors Violations Removed Small Bepalra Sfahbtng a ftjirtialtg THE NEV/ JERSEY TERRA COTTA CO. K. MATHIASEN, President *■■ ARCHITECTURAL TERRA - COTTA Tel S903-4 Cort. Singer Bldg., 149 Broadway RONALD TAYLOR Granolithic and Asphalt Pavements /'TAYLORITE" FLOORING Office and Factory, 520 EAST 20th STREET Telephone, 4 Gramercy '<' NEW YORK BROADWAY.—Moore & Landsiedel, 148th st and 3d av, have completed plans for a 5-sty brick and limestone apartment house with stores, lOUxlOO ft. at the southeast cor of Broadway and Isham st, for the Seaman Construction Co., 207th st and Sea¬ man av, owner and builder. Cost, $100,000. 104TH ST.—MuIIiken & Moeller, 103 I'ark av, liave finislied plans for tlie 13- sty brick apartment house, 62x02 ft, at 325 West lU4th st, for the Stith St. & West End Av Co., 103 Park av, owners and builders. Cost, $400,000. DWELLINGS. 72D ST.—Hugo Taussig-, 237 East 72d st, has completed plans for tlie alteration and addition to the two residences and stores at 314-316 East 72d st, for the Winternitz Keaity Corp., Albert Winternitz, president, 103 Park av, owner. Project consists of a new brick extension and addition, 33x 50 ft. Cost, $16,000. 74TH ST.—Irving Margon, 370 Bast 149th st, is preparing plans for tlie addition lj tlie 5-sty brick dwelling, 20x101 ft, at 57 West 74th St. Owner's name withlield. Cost, $16,000. 104TH ST.—Irving Margon, 370 East 149th st, lias finished plans for the alter¬ ation to tlie 5-sty brick dwelling, 20x60 ft, at 304 West 104th st, for Leon Sobel, 215 Manhattan av, owner and builder. Cost, $16,000. FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES. MANHATTAN.—John M. Baker, 0 Jack¬ son av, L. I. City, is preparing plans for a 6-sty reinforced concrete factory, 25x100 ft. The exact location and owner's name will be announced later. Cost, $45,000. FRONT ST.—Frederick Putnam Piatt, 1123 Broadway, has been retained as arch¬ itect to prepare plans for rebuilding the 4-sty brick factory at 260 Front st, for F. J. Upjohn, c/o Sidney Ross Co., 147-Wav¬ erly Place, owner. 6TH AV.—Maximilian Zipkes, 405 Lex¬ ington av, is preparing plans for the al¬ teration and extension to the 7-sty bricit wareliouse at 140-142 6th av, for the Dan¬ iel H. Jackson Co., 35 Nassau st, owner. Cost, $15,000. HOSPITALS AND ASYLUMS. RANDALL'S ISLAND.—CharlSs E. Knox, 101 Park av, has completed electrical en¬ gineers plans for the institution build¬ ings for insane patients, in the east cen¬ ter part of Randall's Island to be built by the City of New York, Department of Pub¬ lic Charities, from plans by Uonn Barber, 101 Park av, architect. Cost, $800,000. STABLES AND GARAGES. 7TH AV.—Samuel C,phen, 32 Union sq, is revising plans for the 5-sty brick and steel face bricli and limestone garage, 50 x90 ft, at the southeast cor of 7th av and 39th st, for the John G. Wendel Estate, 175 Broadway, owner, and Carl Schilo, 140 West 39th st, lessee. Cost, $40,000. 2STH ST.—W. J. Russell, 25 West 42d st, has completed plans for the alteration Irom a stable into a garage of the 2-sty brick building, 25x162 ft, at 249-251 West 2Sth st, for Anna M. Cudlipp, 35 West 92d st, owner. Consists of rebuilding walls and installation of new brick elevator shaft and boiler room. Cost, $15,000. 112TH ST.—T. F. Dunn, 953 Woodycrest av, has finished plans for a 2-sty bricli and reinforced concrete garage, SOxlOO ft, at 512-522 West 112th st, for the estate of Henry Tone, Mr. Gillen in charge, 516 West 112th st, owner and builder. 121ST ST.—De Rosa & Cavalieri, 2333 1st av, have finished plans for the altera¬ tion to the 1 and 2-sty brick garage at 325-327 East 121st st, for Williara Oftin, 325 East 121st st, owner and' builder. Cost, $5,000. STORES, OFFICES AND LOFTS. ISIST ST.—Neville & Bagge, 105 West 40th st, are preparing plans for the addi¬ tion and repairs to the 2-sty brick and steel store and loft building, 50x100 ft, at 571 West ISlst st, for the Hobson Storage Warehouse, William Hobson, 571 West 181st st, owner. Cost, $10,000. STH AV.—V. Hugo Koehler, 2 Columbus Circle, has completed plans for alteration of store at 334 Sth av, for Vincent Astor, owner, 21 West 26th st. Alteration con¬ sists of installing new store front and replacing two columns with girders. Cost, $4,000. 19TH ST.—Janies P. Whiskerman, 30 East 42d st, steel engineer, has plans in progress for the alteration ot the 6, 7 and 10-sty store and storage buildings at 202- 204 East 19th st, northeast cor of 3d av, for Eimer & Amend, 205 3d av, from plans by Janes & Cordes, 124 West 46th st, ar¬ chitects. Cost, $100,000. 6TH AV.—Buchman & Fox, 30 East 42d st, are revising plans for the alteration to the 4 and 6-sty brick and stone store and ;ioft buildings at 285 to SOS 6th av, 184x305 ft, for the Departnient Stores Realty Co. Robert E. Simon, president, 30 East 42d st! owner. The steam heating engine