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Myron Hubbard Hunt (February 27, 1868 – May 26, 1952) was an American architect whose numerous projects include many noted landmarks in Southern California and Evanston, Illinois. Hunt was elected a Fellow in the American Institute of Architects in 1908.
Dec 7, 2018 · Dec 07, 2018 3355. Throughout his career, Myron Hunt completed more than 400 buildings throughout the southland, including schools, hospitals, banks, libraries, hotels, and many private residences. Among his projects in the Pasdena area were the following: Polytechnic School (1907) Valley Hunt Club (1907)
"Architect Myron Hunt prepares plans for erection of four bungalows", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 12, col 2, 05/21/1920. "New Offices, Myron Hunt", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 12, 11/07/1919. "Belvedere Hotel additions 04/09/1920", Southwest Builder and Contractor, 18, col 3, 1920-04-09.
The Spanish Revival style building at the northen end of Camp Pendleton was designed in 1946 by Myron Hunt, the man behind several Southern California landmarks, including the Huntington...
Point Loma Hotel Project, San Diego, CA (1924) Structure Type: built works - dwellings -public accommodations - hotels Designers: Hunt, Myron, Architect (firm); Myron Hubbard Hunt (architect)
it spread through the Southland.31 In 1912, Northern California architect Myron Hunt helped spark the second phase, Spanish Colonial or Churrigueresque, with his First Congregational Church of Riverside; the period matured with Goodhue’s 1915 exposition buildings in San Diego.
Robert Mosher. Architect | 1920-2016. Photographer Not Known. Robert Mosher was raised in Los Angeles, attended The Art Center School, USC and University of Washington where he completed his degree in Seattle as WWII came to a close. Returning to San Diego, Mosher worked for Myron Hunt & H.C. Chambers as well as Harwell Hamilton Harris.
