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Vision On Wilshire by Los Angeles Architectural Photographer Hunter Kerhart

Projects

Vision on Wilshire

PROJECT TYPE: RESIDENTIAL HIGH-RISE

CLIENT TYPE: ARCHITECT

LOCATION: LOS ANGELES, CA

Office

Office – Confidential

PROJECT TYPE: OFFICE

CLIENT TYPE: ARCHITECT

LOCATION: CONFIDENTIAL

3033 Wilshire by Los Angeles Architectural Photographer Hunter Kerhart

Projects

3033 Wilshire

PROJECT TYPE: RESIDENTIAL HIGH-RISE

CLIENT TYPE: ARCHITECT

LOCATION: LOS ANGELES, CA

Atelier by Los Angeles Architectural Photographer Hunter Kerhart

Projects

Atelier

PROJECT TYPE: RESIDENTIAL HIGH-RISE

CLIENT TYPE: DEVELOPER

LOCATION: LOS ANGELES, CA

A man in a suit stands behind a large desk in a modern office with floor-to-ceiling windows, showcasing the city skyline and the iconic Richfield Tower outside, an American flag waving, and a tall cactus to the right of the desk. - Hunter Kerhart

Downtown Los Angeles

The Richfield Oil Building

If I were ever faced with the impossible task of choosing to revive only one demolished building in Los Angeles, it would have to be Richfield Tower, also known as the Richfield Oil Building.

An open DTLA Book displays photos and descriptions of notable buildings, featuring interior and exterior shots, with the visible page titled “20 Buildings to Treasure.” Architectural details and historical information are shown. - Hunter Kerhart

Downtown Los Angeles

I have lived in Downtown LA for over 6 years. During that time, I have documented the ongoing changes and gentrification through thousands of photos. As one of the foremost experts on Downtown Los Angeles architecture, many often ask me for recommendations on the newest & hippest places to go. While I keep a mental list of my usual go-tos, I’ve never found the time to make a definitive list. Luckily, I don’t need to.

A cityscape of downtown San Francisco with modern skyscrapers, including the Salesforce Tower and 181 Fremont, under a clear blue sky. Construction cranes are visible—captured by a San Francisco architectural photographer. - Hunter Kerhart

Development

Every Major Development Happening in San Francisco Right Now

Last week, I was in San Francisco shooting a project for one of my favorite clients. I decided to stay through the weekend and do an update on some of the biggest projects happening in the city. Below are a few of the highlights, but I encourage you to click through to my Flickr page where I have uploaded over 100 various shots from San Francisco and Oakland.

Development

2 Day Trip: A Quick San Francisco Architecture Update

Last week, I was in San Francisco for a quick job. I usually visit two to three times a year to visit friends, eat, and leisurely explore. Since my schedule has been packed lately, I only had about 40 hours to complete the job and trek around the city. Most of my focus was on new projects and construction (particularly on Salesforce Tower, which is insane) but I also took some time to visit my favorite spots like City Hall and Financial District.

A magazine spread features a smiling older man with a beard, identified as Ray Kappe of Beverly Hills, seated and wearing a dark shirt. The headline reads, King of the California Optimists, with text about his work. - Hunter Kerhart

Publication

Published in treats! Magazine: Ray Kappe Beverly Hills Residence

Ray Kappe has had a legendary career as a master architect, planner, and educator spanning over the last seven decades. From founding world-renowned architecture school, SCI-Arc, to building over 100 custom modernist homes throughout Southern California (including his own iconic Pacific Palisades residence), it’s not hard to see why he has received international acclaim.