Rosenheim, Alfred Faist, FAIA, Architect (Practice)

click to open gallery Advertisement for Clune's Broadway Theatre, Los Angeles, 1913; from "Clune's Broadway Theatre Ad," Los Angeles Herald, 03/11/1913, p. 2
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Charles Sumner Greene, Clarence Lee Jay, Albert Carey Martin Sr., Alfred Faist Rosenheim, H. Herbert Stegman, Albert Raymond Walker

Practiced in Los Angeles, c.1902-1935;

PCAD id: 193

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Buildings and other works

NameDateCityState
2nd Church of Christ, Scientist, Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, CA1908Los AngelesCA
Britt, Eugene W., House, Los Angeles, CA1910Los AngelesCA
Clune's Broadway Theatre, Downtown, Los Angeles, CA1910Los AngelesCA
Hamburger, A., and Sons, Department Store #2, Los Angeles, CA1907Los AngelesCA
Hellman, Herman W., Building #2, Downtown, Los Angeles, CA1902-1903Los AngelesCA
Lindell Avenue Christian Church, Hannibal, MOHannibalMO
Los Angeles Athletic Club (LAAC), Rosenheim Project, Los Angeles, CA1908
Los Angeles Brewery, Los Angeles, CA1904-1905Los AngelesCA
Los Angeles Investment Company, Office Building, and Morosco Theatre, Downtown, Los Angeles, CA1913Los AngelesCA
Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), Hollenbeck Junior High School #1, Los Angeles, CA Los AngelesCA
Posey, Oliver P. and Sara, House #2, 8 Chester Place, West Adams District, Los Angeles, CA1898-1900Los AngelesCA
Reeves House, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Rives, Judson C., House, Westchester Place, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
Rosenheim, Alfred Faist, House, Westchester Place, Los Angeles, CALos AngelesCA
United States Government, Department of the Treasury, Custom House, Rosenheim Project, San Francisco, CA1903

Publications

Rosenheim, Alfred Faist, "Half century of architectural practice", Architect & Engineer, 39-43, 4/1939. "Hamburger's Department Store, 1908", Architect & Engineer of California, 49-51, 08/1908. "Hamburger's Department Store, Los Angeles", Architect & Engineer of California, 40-42, 105, 03/1907. "Hamburger's Department Store, 1906", Architect & Engineer of California, 39, 08/1906. "Hamburger's Department Store, 03/1908", Architect & Engineer of California, 69, 03/1908. "Hamburger's Department Store, 1907", Architect & Engineer of California, 96, 07/1907. "Hellman, Herman W., Building Story", Architect and Engineer, 38-42, 08/1905. "Theatre, Broadway", Architect and Engineer of California, 36, 09/1905. "Hellman Building", Architect and Engineer of California, 90, 03/1906. "Praise for Mr. Rosenheim", Architect and Engineer of California, 84, 10/1905. "Hellman, Herman W., Building Story #2", Architect and Engineer of California, 36-39, 03/1907. "Hellman, Herman W., Building", Arrowhead, 11, 05/1906. "Hellman Building, Los Angeles, CA", Arrowhead, 7, 03/1907. Withey, Henry F., Withey, Elsie Rathburn, Biographical Dictionary of American Architects (Deceased), 527-528, 1970. Withey, Henry F., Withey, Elsie Rathburn, Biographical Dictionary of American Architects (Deceased), 527-528, 1970. Withey, Henry F., Withey, Elsie Rathburn, Biographical Dictionary of American Architects (Deceased), 528, 1970. "Rosenheim, A.F., Article", Brickbuilder, 1/1901. "Plans for the Palm House and Conservatory at the E.L. Doheny residence", Builder and Contractor, 9, col 2, 02/20/1913. Morosco, Oliver, Morosco, Helen McRuer , Life of Oliver Morosco the Oracle of Broadway, 193, 353-354, 1944. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Clunes Broadway Theatre (now Cameo Theatre), 1910", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 235, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 237, 1994. "Three historic urban neighborhoods", Los Angeles Conservancy News, 9, 1-2/1990. "First ten-story building in Los Angeles", Los Angeles Daily Journal, 2, col. 2, 05/16/1902. "Los Angeles Brewery plans", Los Angeles Daily Journal, 2, col 2, 09/30/1904. "Work begun on Hamburger's building", Los Angeles Examiner, 45, 4/15/1906. "Hellman, Herman W., Building Notice", Los Angeles Examiner, 40, 08/28/1904. "Hamburger's store retreat for girls", Los Angeles Times, part V: 14, 6/9/1912. "Los Angeles Architect Recognized", Los Angeles Times, 2, 7/10/1903. "Posey House sold 1899", Los Angeles Times, part II: 3, 12/15/1899. "New system speeds Hamburger's'annex'", Los Angeles Times, part II: 12, 10/6/1907. "Culls more of success", Los Angeles Times, part II: 12, 1/1/1909. "Site of May Company downtown sold to Pension Fund by Hamburger Realty Company", Los Angeles Times, Section J: 11, 10/15/1961. "Unique ideas in big store", Los Angeles Times, part I: 6, 4/15/1906. "Plans for Clune's Broadway Theatre", Los Angeles Times, 18, 1910-07-17. "Says Building Is Safe", Los Angeles Times, A4, 02/02/1904. "Rosenheim Obituary", Southwest Builder & Contractor, 1943. "A well constructed Colonial residence", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 19, 11/19/1910. "Plans for Doheny House, Chester Place", Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 16, col 2, 01/11/1913. "Plans for large glass house", Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 2, col 1, 02/22/1913. "Plans for Doheny House, Chester Place", Southwest Contractor and Manufacturer, 16, col 2, 01/11/1913. Who Was Who in America, 1943-1950, 2: 1963. Who Was Who in America, 1943-1950,
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