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Oakland Tribune du lieu suivant : Oakland, California • Page 56

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Oakland, California
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2-M SUNDAt HOSPITAL IS treated Blmply. At the entrance lobby only Is there any attempt at architecturalelaboration, and this (Continued on Next Page) ministration building. This part of the work is executed with tra-vertite floors and steps and cut cast stone railings, ballusters, et cetera. The Interior of all buildings is Highland Hospital Now Stands Complete; its Story Told by Architect MO EL QF -rt rr. it 1 riil New Highland Constituting one of the "finest architectural groups in the entire bay region, the' new Highland Hospital of Alameda county now stands completed.

The buildings were erected according to the design of Henry H. Meyers, well-known architect, whose offices are located in the Kohl building in San Fran--Cisco. The buildings of the hospital are fire proof structures of reinforced concrete. The architectural design of group has its motiftin the cathedral architecture of Mexico, being a Spanish-Colonial treat-meat with bold outstanding details executed in terra cotta bf warm tan color. Dr.

R. G. Brodrick, director of hospitals for Alameda county, has charge of the institution. Located on an eminence, the hospital stands in sparious grounds. The grounds are architecturally treated with wide terraces, steps and with sunken gardens and fountains at each side of the Administration building.

Success to the ntgmana nospuui ARCHITECTUR By HENRY H. MEYERS. Architect of tlie Ilighland The itory of the Highland hos-t of the plateau formed to receive the buildings. social service offices and emergency ward. The second story of the central unit houses the X-ray laboratories and at the side wings living quarters for internes and staff.

The third story of the central unit contains the surgery. THK (iKXKIUL PI.AV. The general plan of the hns- REID Inc. WHOLESALE HOSPITAL SUPPLIES San Francisco Seattle California Washington HOSPITAL FURNITURE Supplied to HIGHLAND HOSPITAL Was made in our plant at Irvington, Alameda County, California. pruu foes Dack many years.

Th desire to move the cwunty liotpitat to 4 location nenr the center of population had been agitated for at least twenty years before the idea became a reality. In 13 6 the first definite movement toward the institution was pital group has its main axis bi-j secting the angle of Fourteenth avenue and Vallecito place. On this axis at the front is the ad-! ministration building and directly I behind it the service building. A main corridor connecting all units 1 of the plan starts on the axis lire I and extends between the admini- made by the board of supervisors The service building Is a three-story building, the first story being for wholesale storage; the second story contains cold storage rooms, bakery, butcher shop, vegetable preparation, et cetera; and the third story the main kitchen, dining rooms, special diet kitchen, et cetera. The ward buildings are all three-story structures with basements and with a fourth story over a part of the building used as a roof gar Instituting action to secure" a site.

Immedlately several were offered stration building and service build 1 lf ilia ft MNTf 0 PSp1 fvS 3 3 3 3 3 friLs I Ml till IrsMl tt Ml In different parts of the City of my. then dividing into two cor-Oakland. One of these, the one I rldors: one runs parallel to Four-finlly aelected. was that occupied teenth avenue and the other one time by the -California Bap- parallel to aneclto place. The ward buildings extend out tist College or Divinity School, ward from this corridor, one bein? located on Vallecito place and four on Fourteenth avenue.

Future growth will be along Vallecito den or sun porch. The ward plans are generally typical as to the essential requirements, varying only as to the special ward requirements. Several of the buildings contain typical medical or surgical wards, while others- are specially planned for lited at the intersection of Fourteenth avenue and Vallecito place and about opposite East Twenty-ighth street. In area the purchase consisted of about fifteen acres in all. la studying the site for the proposed hospital building, several place, where ample room exists to more than double the prese capacity of the hospital.

Beyond the ward buildings on Fourteenth avenue is the patho- problems were involved. First, the children wards, maternity ward, eye, ear, nose and throat ward, Isolation ward, psychopathic ward, hape of the property was unusual logical laboratory, shops, garaee incinerator building, laundrv de et cetera. The average capacity of The Highland Hospital used over 4000 rolls of wall paper. All of which was furnished by MARCUS MERRICK livery ami finally the power house. At the rear of the property, facing on Thirty-first street, are three buildings, the nurses' residence, i the male and.

female employees buildings. A bridge and covered i walk connect these buildings with -nd had to be considered in connection with the topography. A Cross section of the block from Fourteenth avenue to. Vallecito place indicate a rise from the treef of from twenty to thirty feet. A certain eleyatlon above the street had to be established for the build-tnffS and the hill site graded to suit.

the main hospital structure. THE ROADS SYSTEM. Outside communication with the 581-583 I4TH STREET OAKLAND If this elevation were established at a low level, grading costs would ba increased enormously. If at a higher level to economize in grading' eoata, care had to be exercised that roadways would not be at a prohibitive grade. The denial on was finally reached that the maximum grade for the main roadways should be ten' per cent and this then determined the elevation group is afforded by the following roads: Two main entrance roads to the hospital group from the Intersec- i tion of Fourteenth avenue and Vallecito place; one an ambulance and emergency entrance, the other i Nona Tc Largt ffona Too Small Is twenty-five beds, a total for the fifteen wards now constructed of three hundred and seventy-five beds.

FIREPROOF STRUCTURES. The buildings of the hospital group are all fireproof structures of reinforced concrete, while the nurses' residence and employees' buildings are of Class construction with all parts carefully designed to" be fire resisting. The architectural design of the group has its motive in the cathedral architecture of Mexico, being a Spanish Colonial treatment, with bold outstanding detail executed in terra cotta of warm tan color with a sparing use of color in the ornament. The plain surfaces of the buildings are of dash cementing painted slightly darker than the terra cotta. Economy of cost In the use of terra cotta has been effected by repetition of design and by concentrating terra cotta at certain focal points and leaving large areas of plain cementing.

A distinctive effect to the group has been secured in two towers flanking the main entrance. This consists of three open arches leading to the entrance lobby. The entrance grounds are treated for public vehicles A second ambulance entrance is All of interior Woodwork in HIGHLAND HOSPITAL By a desirable factor high, with basements under the entire structure. In the first story of the central and westerly units architecturally with wide terraces, steps and with sunken gardens and fountains at each side of the ad are housed the administrative of provided on Fourteenth avenue to the isolation ward, being the last ward at the upper end of Fourteenth avenue. The main service entrance for the delivery of supplies, et cetera, enters the property on Fourteenth avenue, near the corner of Kast fices, and in the easterly unit the traffic.

Pedestrians' entrances to the hospital are provided both from Fourteenth avenue and Vallecito place in such manner that the entrances pass under the automobile roadways then ascend by easy stairs to the main entrance. ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGS. The" main group of buildings, referred to herein as the Administration building, consists of three units or wings; the central unit Oliver Duval Son GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dalziel Building Telephone Oakland 3491 OAKLAND. CALIFORNIA Thirty-first street, pissing behind the power house and hospital group and permits delivery at the rear of the service building at the sec ond story level Owing to the grade of Fourteenth avenue the service I bein three stories high and the side units- each two stories road has onlv a six per cent grade, I two Success to The Highland Hospital Victor xX-Ray Corporation Manufacturers of X-Ray Apparatus, Coolidge Tubes and Physical Therapy A.PParatu Chicago 254 SUTTER ST. SAN FRANCISCO.

CALIF. Success to Highland Hospital PLUMBING. HEATING AND VENTILATING -4 Success and Best Wkhes to The Highland Hospital POWER HOUSE. GARAGE AND -PATHOLETIC BUILDINGS By JOHN E. BRANAGH Contractor and Builder 184 PERRY STREET OAKLAND Telephone Clencourl 30 1 5 ON HIGHLAND HOSPITAL BY THE SCOTT CO.

113-119 Tenth Street, OAKLAND Telephones Lakeside I29S, 1299 Success to the Highland Hospital TRAVERS URGICAL CO. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND HOSPITAL SUPPLIES 372 SUTTER SAN FRANCISCO Doug. 9477 435 OAKLAND Oak. 343 La Cdsd Grande Owners vill share the remarkable rantagea of a magnificent home, rising above the waters of Lake Merrirt at Grand and Euclid Avenues. Each individual owner of an exclusive apartment will enjoy ideal surroundings and luxurious service carefree from worries, close to the center of town, permanently protected in a gilt-edged investment.

Learn more about this die new home-plan of TODAY. WINDOW SCREENS FURNISHED BY SIMPSON SCREEN CO. 4246 HOLDEN ST. Oakland Calif. mi Success to The Highland Hospital Bush Electric Corporation Complete X-Ray and Electro-Therapeutic Line Personal Service Featured 334 SUTTER SAN FRANCISCO Phone Sutter 6088 i 1601 Franklin Oakland Phone Lakeside 242 We Welcomed the Opportunity for Serving Alameda County in Supplying Our "TOP QUALITY" Kapok (Silk Floss) Mattresses i fQUALITY Success to the Highland Hospital R.

L. SCHERER CO. EVERYTHING ELECTRO-MEDICAL Wappler X-Ray Equipment Diathermy Equipment Diagnostic Instruments Hanovia Quartz Lamps 679 Sutter Street, San Francisco, Cal. Congratulations on the opening of the HIGHLAND HOSPITAL WINDOW SHADES MANUFACTURED AND INSTALLED BY TRI-CITY WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTORY With the Curtain Store 520 THIRTEENTH ST. OAKLAND Xa in me aqmimsirauve uuuuiiigs lur mm 5 VSSjOv splendid monument to the community' Apex Redding Inc.

OAKLAND. CALIF. Oil! BUR ERS Installed in Highland Hospital Cooking and Baking in the new HIGHLAND HOSPITAL Will be Done with Low Pressure Air Crude Oil Burning Equipment, Manufactured and Installed by S. T. Johnson Oakland.

We Manufacture Oil Burners for Every Heating and Power Purpose. Ask for Booklet Describing the Famous Johnson Rotary Automatic Burqer It's Ideal for Home Heating. S.T. JOHNSON CO. OIL BURNERS MTtNW Main Office and Factoryr S40-950 Arlington Ave.

Oakland, Calif. Success to Highland Hospital JOHNSON -LOCKE MERCANTILE CO, 1 DRUMM STREET San Francisco Siccess to the Highland Hospital NURSES' HOME AND EMPLOYEES' BUILDINGS BY schuler Mcdonald BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 1723 Webster Oakland Telephone Oak. 348 Congratulations on the Opening of HIGHLAND HOSPITAL Chas. J. Braun Mattress Co.

6699 SAN PABLO AVE. OAKLAND Highland Hospital Corbin Finish Hardware Furnished By Excavating Motor Trucking Steam Shovel Work ARISS-KNAPP C(V Grading Contractors 961 41ST STREET OAKLAND NOW USING OFFICE FURNITURE FROM THE Otis File Office Furniture Co. 532 16TII STREET BUILDERS HARDWARE, INC. 2081 FRANKLIN ST. Oakland.

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