PCAD - Schultze and Weaver, Architects

Advertisement for the Hertz Drive-Ur-Self rental car station, Biltmore Hotel Garage, Los Angeles, 1937; from Los Angeles A-L, California, City Directory, 1937, p. 228

Aerial view of the Hellman Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Building (later known as SB Spring), Los Angeles, CA, c. 2019. From Google Maps/Street View

Exterior view of the Clift Hotel (center), San Francisco, 2017; from Google Maps/Street View

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Earl Theodore Heitschmidt, Leonard B. Schultze, S. Fullerton Weaver Sr.

Active 1921-1939

Firm Notes

A prominent New York firm that did approximately seven buildings in California between 1922 and 1928, five of which were in Los Angeles.

PCAD id: 47

Buildings and other works

Name	Date	City	State
Biltmore Theatre, Los Angeles, CA	1922-1924	Los Angeles	CA
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels Corporation, Biltmore Hotel, Pershing Square, Los Angeles, CA	1921-1923	Los Angeles	CA
Clift Hotel, Tenderloin, San Francisco, CA	1913-1915	San Francisco	CA
Hellman Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Building, 650 South Spring Street, Downtown, Los Angeles, CA	1924	Los Angeles	CA
Hunter-Dulin Building, Financial District, San Francisco, CA	1925-1927	San Francisco	CA
Subway Terminal Building, Downtown, Los Angeles, CA	1924-1926	Los Angeles	CA

Publications

"Hunter-Dulin building, San Francisco", Architectural Digest, 6: 4, 18-19, 1930. Henderson, Justin, "Hotels/Restaurants A landmark Los Angeles hotel is reborn in the downtown renaissance", Interiors, CXLVI: 7, 47-50, 02/1987. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Hellman Commercial Trust and Savings Bank Building (now Bank of America), 1924", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 238, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, "Subway Building", Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 232, 1994. Gebhard, David, Winter, Robert, Los Angeles An Architectural Guide, 229, 1994. "Last sevices are conducted", Los Angeles Times, 1, 02/13/1922. Sutherland, Henry, "Final Curtain Falling at Biltmore Theater", Los Angeles Times, A1, 09/03/1964. "New Hotel Will Rank with Best in Country", Los Angeles Times, 7, 02/11/1923. "Biltmore is Formally Opened by Gay Throng", Los Angeles Times, 1, 10/03/1923. "Kitchens are Models of Modern Efficiency", Los Angeles Times, 17, 10/01/1923. "L. Schultze Dead; Architect was 73", New York Times, 76, 08/26/1951. "Hotel Men to Journey across the Continent", New York Times, RE2, 09/09/1923. "Maj Weaver Dead; Park Ave. Builder", New York Times, 26, 01/02/1939. "San Francisco Houses: Hunter, Dulin & Co.", United States Investor, XXXIII: 39, 22, 1922-09-30.

Links

He Usually Lived With a Female; Gregor Piatigorsky 'Discovered' in Los Angeles (1929) Millenium Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles National Register of Historic Places Registration Form: Hunter-Dulin Building