Ernest Hideo Hara (1909-2006) was an American architect, known for his contributions to the architectural landscape of Hawaii.
His career focused on integrating aesthetic design with practical functionality, influencing the region's built environment.
[1] Hara's professional career commenced under the mentorship of architects Claude Stiehl and C.W.
His experiences laid the foundation for his architectural style, characterized by the integration of Asian design motifs and a commitment to equity within the profession.
Among Hara's notable projects, the Queen Kapiolani Hotel[3] an example of the neoclassical Hawaiian architecture,[4] United Public Workers Building, reflecting approach of the regional architectural movements.