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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.
Jenks, Livingston, Sr., House, Russian Hill, San Francisco, CA (1905) Structure Type: built works - dwellings - houses Designers: Hunt and Grey, Architects (firm); Elmer Grey (architect); Myron Hubbard Hunt (architect)
Myron Hunt was one of the leading architects involved in the development of regional architecture for Southern California. The classical Mediterranean look of most of the important public buildings and large residential estates has resulted in a very distinctive regional style and identity throughout Southern California.
The speakers were Professor J.F. ChamberIain (geologist from the State Normal School in Los Angeles), local businessman C. D. Sargent and architect Myron Hunt (at the time president of the Southern California chapter of the American Institute of Architects).
Mar 25, 2024 · San Francisco (United States of America) ... Myron Hunt — American architect. Photograph of architect Myron Hunt. Source=Architectural Record, February 1905, p. 157
Designed by Myron Hunt, the Huntington Art Gallery was constructed in 1911 as the California residence of Henry Huntington and his wife. Architectural Resources Group worked in association with The Earl Corporation, serving as the design and preservation architect of the $25 million renovation and restoration of the Gallery.
Architects Myron Hunt, (1868-1952), and Elmer Grey, (1871-1963), both Midwestern transplants, operated a prolific and influential office in Los Angeles, CA. Interestingly, while Hunt and Grey began to work together in 1903, the Los Angeles City Directories for 1903 (p. 1705) and 1904 (p . 1750) listed only Hunt's name.
