John Martyn Haenke

German-English-American Architect

HAENKE, J. Martyn. 
Architect. Los Angeles, Cal.
Engaged in practice of his profession in Los Angeles in 1910. 

Notable examples of his work up to 1914:

Home Builders’ Bldg., Eighth and Spring Sts.
Examiner Bldg.
Midwick Country Club
Huntington School for Girls; Canfield Home for Girls
Residences for Burton E. Green, Wm. Bayly, Percy H. Clark, C. B. Eyer, Kenneth Smoot, S. M. Spalding, Dr. Peter Janss, Dr. Edwin Janss,
J. M. Danziger, M. C. Treat, Harold Braly, Harold Janss, H. G. Moffitt,
Mrs. Rindge, Malibou Ranch, H. M. Halderman, C. O. Middleton,
H. L. Hall, O. H. Bennett, H. G. Wylie, C. J. Curtis and W. B. Scott.

Member Royal Inst. of Archts., England;
Architectural & Engineering Assn., England;
Amer. Inst. of Archts.; Burlingame Country Club, Burlingame, Cal.;
Midwick Country, Athletic and Gamut clubs of Los Angeles.

In 1914 he designed the Ocean Park Pier.

From “Who’s who in the Pacific Southwest. Times-Mirror Print & Binding House, 1913”

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