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Design and Architecture

Drone Photography at Wilshire Grand

David Martin is design principal at A.C. Martin, the venerable Los Angeles architecture firm that designed City Hall and the DWP building. Among current projects is Wilshire Grand, currently under construction in downtown and to be the tallest tower in the West.

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    By Frances Anderton • Jul 15, 2014 • 1 min read

    David Martin is design principal at A.C. Martin, the venerable Los Angeles architecture firm that designed City Hall and the DWP building. Among current projects is Wilshire Grand, currently under construction in downtown and to be the tallest tower in the West. Martin talks about using a drone to examine views from Wilshire Grand and how the experience prompted mixed feelings about the new technology.

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      Frances Anderton

      architecture critic and author

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      Frances Anderton

      architecture critic and author

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