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CREATIVE DIRECTORWarren Daubert

ART DIRECTORMary Pigao

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ACCOUNT EXECUTIVEMichael Duke

CONTRIBUTING EDITORDena Tomlinson

SALES & MARKETING COORDINATORAnela Apostadiro

AIA Design Awards 2016 is published by Hawaii Business magazine, in partnership with AIA Honolulu, October 2016. ©2016 by PacificBasin Communications, 1088 Bishop St., Suite LL2, Honolulu, HI 96813.

DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE CHAIRSLorena Yamamoto, AIAJason Takeuchi,

Assoc. AIA

CONTRIBUTORSMayumi Dao, AIAJohn Fullmer, AIASteven Hong, AIABen Lee, FAIAJanice Li, AIAKurt Mitchell, AIALorrin Matsunaga, AIACamilla Nicholas,

Assistant DirectorCathi Schar, AIAAbigail Spencer

Mundell, EVP

T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

President’s Message Meet the Jurors

Mahalo to Our Sponsors Project Categories & Award Levels

AWARD OF MERIT Residential

AWARD OF MERIT Commercial/Industrial

AWARD OF MERIT Commercial/Industrial

HONORABLE MENTIONS Residential, Commercial/Industrial, and Unbuilt

MAYOR’S AND PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS

STUDENT DESIGN AWARDS

DISTINGUISHED ENTRANTS

ABOUT THE NOAA INOUYE REGIONAL CENTER:The NOAA Inouye Regional Center is a world-class, LEED-certified facility that consolidates NOAA programs and operations on the island of Oahu into a single facility on federally owned property at Ford Island. NOAA in Hawaii manages an extensive portfolio of programs addressing fisheries, ocean, coastal, climate and atmospheric issues in the Pacific. These programs are diverse and geographically wide-ranging, affecting not just Hawaii, but also the larger Pacific region.

In 2015, the NOAA facility was a winner of the AIA Honolulu Award of Excellence & Mayor’s Choice Award.

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JOHN M. HARA, FAIAis the founder and president of John Hara Associates Inc., established in 1970. Earning a Bachelor of Architecture degree in 1962 from the University of Pennsylvania, Hara worked for design firms in Switzerland and France before returning to Honolulu to teach at the University of Hawaii and to establish his own firm. For over 40 years in his clear devotion to work in Hawaii, Hara’s intent has been to explore the master planning and design of sites and buildings that continue to redefine the contemporary language of Hawaiian architectural traditions.

GRANT CHANG, AIA is a senior designer at Solomon, Cordwell, Buenz (SCB) San Francisco, working remotely here in Hawaii on local projects. Prior to working at SCB, Chang worked at SOM (2007-2012) and Gensler (2012-2014) focusing on large-scale mixed-used and commercial towers as well as urban master-planning projects both in the states and internationally. Chang is particularly interested in socially responsible and environmentally responsive design and how that can influence regionally appropriate architecture. He holds a BA from Dartmouth College (2004) and a Master’s of Architecture from the University of California Berkeley (2007).

GORDON D.C. TYAU, AIA ME is member emeritus of the AIA, and co-founder, with Gus Ishihara, of Group 70 Lab, now Group 70 International. He was Graduate Chairman, Associate Professor, Associate Dean, and acting Dean for the School of Architecture, University of Hawaii at Manoa. His experience includes residential, institutional and commercial/industrial projects. He received a Master of Science in Urban Design from Columbia University (1967, Fellowship), and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley (1966, Honors).

KRISTIN NAKAGAWA, AIA is the owner of Inhabit LLC, with experience in boutique commercial and custom residential architecture through her years working in Honolulu, San Francisco, Boston and Florida. She has served as past AIA Honolulu treasurer and board member as well as a current Construction co-chair. She earned a BArch at Cornell University, which included studies abroad in Tokyo and Rome, and a post-graduation travel fellowship in mainland China and Hong Kong.

JOHN P. WHALEN, FAICPis an urban and regional planner whose professional career extends more than four decades in both government and private practice. Prior to founding the Honolulu-based consulting firm PlanPacific, Whalen served as Director of Land Utilization for the City and County of Honolulu. Now semi-retired from consulting practice, he has served since April 2015 as Chair of the Hawaii Community Development Authority. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and was elected to the College of Fellows in 2006. Whalen holds a master’s degree in urban planning from Columbia University School of Architecture.

M E E T T H E J U R O R S

On Saturday, September 17, AIA Honolulu welcomed our members and guests to the NOAA Daniel K.

Inouye Regional Center as we honored and celebrated our 2016 Design Award winners. This LEED Gold project,

designed by Ferraro Choi and Associates Ltd., and HOK Architects, received both an Excellence Award and the Mayor’s Choice Award at our 2015 Design Awards. This year’s gala location was a first for AIA Honolulu, and we hope that it becomes a tradition for us to hold our Design Awards Gala hereafter at an award-winning facility and/or a notable work of architecture within Hawaii, as we share design excellence with our members, families, friends and the entire community.

Our AIA Honolulu Design Awards were started by our fellow members in 1958, probably talking story over a few beers at the Halekulani. We continue this legacy and tradition with the same passion that was started 58 years ago, with the goal of showcasing to the community and honoring the works of our colleagues. As in the past, our jurors this year were given the difficult task of selecting the best of the best from a large number of entries. The 2016 awards honor and recognize the work of the awardees and their teams. They were inspired, tenacious and brought their creative ideas to life. Architects make dreams come true and improve the quality of life.

We acknowledge, thank and give a special recognition to the many entries submitted this year. Although not all recipients of an award, from my perspective, every entry is a winner. We thank you for the time and effort to take the photos, craft the narratives and put the submittals together, as it is no small task.

2016 will also be another first for AIA as we inaugurate the AIA Honolulu Student Design Awards. These awards were created to honor student achievements in the design studio and provide a forum to be recognized for design excellence and celebrated beyond the academic setting. It is our collective responsibility and privilege to nurture the next generation of architects in partnership with the School of Architecture (SoA) at the University of Hawaii. We are proud to recognize our emerging professionals for their hard work and dedication in front of our accomplished design and industry professionals.

On behalf of the entire AIA Honolulu Board of Directors and staff, a warm aloha to the NOAA Daniel K. Inouye Regional Center and their team for their generous time and assistance for letting us host our 2016 AIA Design Awards Gala at this wonderful facility. Finally, many thanks to our esteemed jurors, our members and the SoA students who submitted their projects this year, and congratulations to all of the 2016 award winners!

BEN LEE, FAIA, LEED AP 2016 President of AIA Honolulu

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P R O J E C T C A T E G O R I E S

Projects are submitted and judged in one of our four categories. The number of projects awarded in each category and the award level is determined by the jury.

R E S I D E N T I A LCompleted projects, including single-family residential; multifamily residential; residential housing community planning; and residential renovations, additions, interiors and historic preservation. Residential projects of all sizes and scope are welcome.

C O M M E R C I A L /I N D U S T R I A LCompleted projects including public and private commercial developments comprising retail, industrial, manufacturing and hospitality. Commercial renovations, historic preservation, adaptive reuse as well as new construction projects are eligible.

I N S T I T U T I O N A LCompleted projects including public and private developments of an institutional nature; K-12 and higher education; recreational facilities/parks, hospitals and medical facilities and utilities.

U N B U I LTUnbuilt entries may include any project that is either commissioned (client sponsored) or intended for construction, or purely theoretical work not intended for construction, submitted individually (by AIA or Assoc AIA), as a team or firm. Entries in this category are reviewed and selected based on creativity, originality, power and potential of the ideas presented. Winners for this award remain eligible for entry in the Built project categories when and if completed in the future.

A W A R D O F M E R I TRequires consensus from the jury that a project displays quality work overall and a high standard of architectural design.

H O N O R A B L E M E N T I O NResponds to notable achievements in one or more particular project aspects that stood out, as agreed by members of the jury.

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BUILDING A HOUSE to suit Thailand’s tropical extremes and the needs of a growing family was an exciting challenge for architect Janice Li, AIA of Tadpole Studio. The site, an inherited plot of family land, sits next to a canal in the urban bustle of Bangkok. “Our goal was to design a house that is responsive to the environment and appropriate for the family’s lifestyle,” explains Li. “It was also important to design with resources that were locally available to the project at that time and at that place.”

Looking to traditional Thai house design and Geoffrey Bawa’s tropical buildings to learn effective and functional ways of addressing Bangkok’s unique environmental forces—strong sun, high humidity, monsoon rain and seasonal flooding—Li found suitable materials and established the appropriate placement of the home’s indoor and outdoor spaces. Building the home and its separate dwellings—a guest house and a carport—in communion with the area’s natural elements created an organic ventilation throughout

the structures. Special consideration was paid to provide storage and placement for the family’s belongings and valued collections throughout the home’s interior. Wide, overhanging roof eaves were designed to provide ample shade from the sun, while the 40-degree angle of the roof allows quick rainwater run-off during the annual monsoon season and is intended to accommodate photovoltaic panels in the future.

Li’s purposeful design exacted the homeowners’ requests while engaging and preserving the history of the land—a former fruit orchard. Local fruit-bearing trees, such as mango, banana and jackfruits, and other aromatic plants, now line the entry driveway of the home, enhancing the arrival experience. Tall trees shade the house from the rising and setting sun on the east and west sides, and shelter the family’s new urban oasis. n

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F IRMSTadpole Studio; Natee Supavilai - Design

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CLIENT Panupong and Busakorn Harirak

CONTRACTORNeighborhood Builders

LOCATIONBangkok, Thailand

PHOTOS Baan Lae Suan; Poikai Studio

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THE “HEAVENLY” MONIKER fits the welcoming and enchanting Cafe Lani Hawaii. The Ala Moana Center eatery features refreshing sights and scents to stimulate more than just tastebuds. “We were very focused on every space a customer could be in,” explains Hiroto Suzuki, AIA, owner at Wanderlust Plus. “We care about how the customer feels and what they experience while they’re dining. Lighting and atmosphere are an important part of that.”

Suzuki designed three areas within the interior, using custom-built furniture, unique structural elements and original graphics to distinguish them. The park space, picnic-style seating for a bright and casual meal; the forest space, family-style seating tucked beneath the towering floor-to-ceiling poles; and the home space, a softly lit lounge area against the back wall with cozy booth seating. Establishing distinct yet cohesive spaces within the restaurant offers a fun variation for both new and returning guests, says Suzuki.

The adjacent coffee bar features natural materials and modern organic shapes, corresponding with the symbolic tree structures. Large, natural-wood planks frame the wall behind the bar, setting the casual atmosphere for the restaurant and visually differentiating the communal dining area from the other seating arrangements. Peppered pops of color and dynamic visuals complements the modern, Hawaii-style interior.

A viewing window showcases the bakers at work to passing shoppers and lures guests in with the scent of freshly baked bread. The main kitchen area, centrally adjacent to the dining room, is defined by suspended shelving extended from the high ceiling, housing decorative ceramics, plants and glass jars to create an open concept while obscuring the necessary cooking equipment. The openness allows diners to watch and enjoy Cafe Lani’s food from its start as fresh ingredients to a beautifully plated, finished dish. n

Café Lani

F IRMWanderlust Plus

CLIENT Pier Thirty USA, Inc

CONTRACTOR Arita-Paulson General Contracting, LLC

LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

PHOTOS Wanderlust Plus

AWARD OF MERIT COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL

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TRADITIONAL AND MODERN BLEND beautifully at Ala Moana Center’s Tempura Ichidai. Architect Hiroto Suzuki, AIA, owner at Wanderlust Plus, created an authentic Japanese dining experience imbedded in a chic, contemporary setting. Suzuki crafted a beautiful and functional layout by dividing the restaurant in half, creating two open kitchens with mirrored tempura stations to allow the chefs easy mobility and direct access to many customers at one time. “Our client let us do what we needed to do to make this vision work,” says Suzuki. “The concept of the restaurant is to showcase the chef and gift the customer with cooked-to-order tempura. The functionality of the space was an important issue and we appreciated their trust in us to find a solution.”

To unify the space, strong linear and architectural design elements were adopted throughout the restaurant. Multi-layered wooden slats act as a repeating element throughout the dining space—floating above the counter seating for spatial depth and

integrated into the booths for solidity. Earthy materials and soft neutral hues shape the tranquil aesthetic, establishing a traditional Japanese ambiance reimagined from a modern perspective. Natural stone accents, ceramic tiles and decorative fabrics were incorporated to provide texture and harmony to the room.

Tempura Ichidai was designed to offer guests a unique and restful experience, a place of sanctuary away from the bustling mall crowd, and an enjoyable spot for special occasions or casual mealtime meet-ups. Exacting a simplistic and elegant plan, Suzuki fashioned the restaurant’s custom furniture and lighting to highlight the beauty of this authentic dining experience. With both counter and booth seating able to accommodate small or large parties, the guests can watch the chefs as they skillfully prepare their meals. This restaurant is the client’s first outside of Japan, as well as Hawaii’s first tempura bar. n

Tempura Ichidai

F IRMWanderlust Plus

CLIENT Pier Thirty USA, Inc

CONTRACTOR KPRS Hawaii Construction, Inc.

LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii

PHOTOS Wanderlust Plus

AWARD OF MERIT COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL

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Inspired by South Kohala’s scenic beauty, an aesthetic balance of controlled minimalism and Island-style architecture shape this subdued tropical sanctuary.

Ka‘upulehu ResidenceFIRMS de Reus Architects; The Wiseman Group - Interior Design; Vita - Landscape ArchitectCONTRACTOR Ryan AssociatesLOCATION South Kohala Coast, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: Joe Fletcher Photography

Thoughtfully designed using sustainable materials and practices, 3470 Waialae provides a contemporary contrast to neighboring original buildings along Waialae Avenue.

3470 WaialaeFIRMS Geoffrey Lewis Architect, Inc; Philpotts & Associates - Interiors CollaborationCONTRACTOR Constructors Hawaii, Inc.LOCATION Kaimuki, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography

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Engaging the community and bringing the block back into “the Heart of Hale‘iwa,” this project harmoniously developed locally owned retail space along with five historic building restorations.

Hale‘iwa Store LotsFIRM Group 70 International, Inc.CLIENT Kamehameha SchoolsCONTRACTOR Allied Builders SystemLOCATION Haleiwa, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography


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The modern, multipurpose facility was designed to serve as the electricians’ training center and the union offices, as well as allow for future expansion.

IBEW Local 1186 Office / HI Electricians Training Center - KahuluiFIRM Architects Hawaii Ltd.CLIENT IBEW 1186 / Hawaii Electricians Administrative OfficeCONTRACTOR Arisumi Brothers Inc.LOCATION Kahului, Maui, HawaiiPHOTO: Bad Moon Saloon


University of Hawaii CIP at Diamond Head is envisioned as Hawaii’s premier advanced culinary training facility where students acquire expertise in Asian, Pacific and Hawaiian cuisine through its educational programs.

University of Hawaii Culinary Institute of the Pacific at Diamond HeadFIRM Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.CLIENT University of Hawaii and Kapiolani Community CollegeLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.; Ki Concepts

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The design at 143 Hekili embodies the relaxed, beach-chic vibe of Kailua Town while achieving a fresh, contemporary quality and thoughtfully developed infrastructures.

143 HekiliFIRM WhiteSpace ArchitectsCLIENT Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.CONTRACTOR Constructors Hawaii, Inc.LOCATION Kailua, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography

Hale Kilo I‘a, House of the Fish Spotter, is a modern beach home that challenges the paradigm of conventional residential design and embraces an experiential approach to built spaces.

The Mayor’s Choice Award was selected by Honolulu Mayor Kirk Caldwell from among all the entries. AIA Honolulu is appreciative of the City and

County of Honolulu’s continued participation in the Design Awards program.

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Hale Kilo I‘aFIRM Fujita + Netski ArchitectureCLIENT Enrique CarrazanaCONTRACTOR H-1 ConstructionLOCATION Kailua, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Chibi Moku, Hawkins Biggens Photography, F+N

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First launched in 2007, the People’s Choice Award provides the public an opportunity to view AIA distinguished entrants and determine an annual winner by popular choice. This award aims to encourage public dialog to help shape Hawaii through design excellence.


Introducing the Inaugural AIA Honolulu Student Design Awards! Established in 2016, the Student Design Awards were created to honor student achievements in the design studio and provide a forum

for student design excellence to be celebrated beyond the academic setting.

BENJAMIN C. CANDARI, AIA is one of the founding principals of FSC Architects, an award-winning hospitality design firm with an international practice offering planning and architecture services from its headquarters in Honolulu, Hawaii.

PETER N. VINCENT, FAIA, founded Peter Vincent Architects, an award-winning architecture and interior design firm, in Honolulu in 1992. Peter was a past President of AIA Honolulu as well as the Vice President of the Hawaii Architectural Foundation.

JENNIFER S. HARADA OKINO, AIAis an Associate and Director of Operations for Long & Associates Architects, a division of Longhouse Design+Build. With a BArch from the University of Oregon, she is an NCIDQ certified Interior Designer, a CSI CDT spec writer, and is LEED AP for Homes accredited.

MAYUMI DAO, AIA is currently an architect at John Hara Associates Inc., designing educational, residential and commercial projects. She is currently the Secretary for AIA Honolulu.

PHILIP WHITE, AIA has assembled a diverse portfolio of projects including custom homes, commercial centers, hotels and public spaces – on every major Hawaiian island. His leadership as president of WhiteSpace Architects, Inc. (formerly Philip White Architects) inspires excellent work, earning the firm numerous design awards.

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Mindfully designed to mitigate the effects of climate change, this facility is sensitive to Hawaii’s culture and creates functional spaces to cater to its people and environment.

Kupu Youth Facility at Kewalo BasinSUBMISSION TYPE AIAS MemberSUBMITTING MEMBER Kristoffer JuguetaORGANIZATION University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture

AW A R D O F E X C E L L E N C EU N D E R G R A D U A T E

The Olympic Boston Stadium honors the maritime history of the site while creating an efficient design with unique interactive and technical features.

Boston Olympic StadiumSUBMISSION TYPE Non-AIAS MemberSUBMITTING MEMBER Michael HonyakORGANIZATION University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture

AW A R D O F E X C E L L E N C E G R A D U A T E

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As a multi-use space to accommodate artists and students of various trades, the new center is the evolution and celebration of the process of creation.

This project collaborates with the city’s campaign “Imagine Boston 2024,” offering initiatives and solutions to address and improve socio-economic and socio-political issues through its development.

Envisioned to reconnect the community, this contemporary school facility provides vast educational resources in a historical city, which experienced rapid urban growth.

Sun-Yat-Sen Performing Arts CenterSUBMISSION TYPE AIAS MemberSUBMITTING MEMBER Liem TranORGANIZATION University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture

Olympic Boston StadiumSUBMISSION TYPE Non-AIAS MemberSUBMITTING MEMBER Joern Ryan VallesterosORGANIZATION University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture

Zhaoshe Elementary School GymnasiumSUBMISSION TYPE Non-AIAS MemberSUBMITTING MEMBER Mike Aldrine PoscabloORGANIZATION University of Hawaii at Manoa, School of Architecture

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Bakken Hale at Kiholo Bay Photovoltaic Energy Generation and Storage FacilityFIRM Renewable Energy Services, Inc.; Clemson Lam Architect, AIACLIENT Earl BakkenCONTRACTOR Goodfellow Bros ConstructionLOCATION Kiholo Bay, Big Island, Hawaii IslandPHOTO: Ian Lindsey Photography

COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL

Hale OhanaFIRM Geoffrey Lewis Architect, IncCONTRACTOR EST Construction Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography

RESIDENTIAL

Hale PalekaikoFIRM Peter Vincent ArchitectsCONTRACTOR The Commercial & Residential Renovators Inc.; Dan O’Sullivan Construction, Inc.LOCATION Kailua, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Kyle Rothenburg

RESIDENTIAL

Hale Luna KaiFIRM Palms Hawaii Architecture LLCCLIENT Doug & Sandy JohnsonCONTRACTOR AFP DevelopmentLOCATION Kealia, Kauai, HawaiiPHOTO: Aloha Photo Design

RESIDENTIAL

House Without a BeachFIRM Long & Associates AIA, Inc.CONTRACTOR Longhouse Development, LLCLOCATION Kailua, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Uhl Studios Hawaii

RESIDENTIAL

Kapiwai - Urban SanctuaryFIRM Clifford Planning & Architecture LLCCLIENT Pauoa Valley Preserve, LLCCONTRACTOR RPAPA ConstructionLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Olivier Koning Photography; Clifford Planning & Architecture LLC

RESIDENTIAL

Makiki Modern MakeoverFIRM Peter Vincent ArchitectsCONTRACTOR Tommy S Toma Contractor Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Kyle Rothenberg

RESIDENTIAL

Symphony HonoluluFIRM Architects Hawaii Ltd.CLIENT OliverMcMillan Pacific Rim, LLCCONTRACTOR Nordic PCL Construction, Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Andrea Brizzi Photography; Bad Moon Saloon; Bradbury Photography

RESIDENTIAL

The H HouseFIRM Fritz Johnson ArchitectCONTRACTOR AGT ConstructionLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Olivier Koning Photography

RESIDENTIAL

Wai’olu ResidenceFIRM de Reus ArchitectsCONTRACTOR Oakes ManagementLOCATION North Kona Coast, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: Joe Fletcher Photography

RESIDENTIAL

One Ala MoanaFIRM Solomon Cordwell BuenzCLIENT The Howard Hughes CorporationCONTRACTOR Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Mariko Reed

RESIDENTIAL

Dr. Joseph Chu Dental OfficeFIRM Collaborative Studio llcCLIENT Dr. Joseph Chu, DDSCONTRACTOR Layton Construction Co., Inc.LOCATION Lihue, Kauai, HawaiiPHOTO: Augie Salbosa Photography



Smart Home Innovation CenterFIRM RevoluSun Smart HomeCLIENT RevoluSun Smart HomeCONTRACTOR RevoluSun LLCLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: RevoluSun Smart Home


SALT at Our KakaakoFIRM INK ArchitectsCLIENT Kamehameha Schools Bishop EstateCONTRACTOR Hawaiian Dredging Construction CompanyLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: INK Architects; Consillio Photography


East Kapolei Fire StationFIRM Urban Works Inc.CLIENT City and County of Honolulu; Department of Design and ConstructionCONTRACTOR Okada Trucking CompanyLOCATION Kapolei, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Augie Salbosa Photography

INSTITUTIONAL

Hawaii Community College Palamanui CampusFIRM Urban Works Inc.CLIENT University of HawaiiCONTRACTOR F & H ConstructionLOCATION Kailua-Kona, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: Andrew Hara

INSTITUTIONAL

Joan K. Mendel Kindergarten ClassroomsFIRM Group 70 International, Inc.CLIENT Dept of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) / USACECONTRACTOR Hibiya Engineering LtdLOCATION Fussa, Tokyo, JapanPHOTO: Naoomi Kurozumi

University of Hawaii Information Technology CenterFIRM Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.CLIENT University of HawaiiCONTRACTOR DCK PacificLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Andrea Brizzi Photography

Hawaii Pacific University at Aloha Tower MarketplaceFIRM Group 70 International, Inc.CLIENT Hawaii Pacific UniversityCONTRACTOR Swinerton BuildersLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography

Aiea Public LibraryFIRM CDS InternationalCLIENT Hawaii State Public Library SystemCONTRACTOR Nan, Inc.LOCATION Aiea, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Augie Salbosa Photography

INSTITUTIONAL

Tanaka of Tokyo @ OHANA Waikiki East HotelFIRM T. Suzuki Architects, Inc.CLIENT Tanaka of TokyoCONTRACTOR S&M Sakamoto, Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Minn M. Tun

Walgreens Flagship Store Ke’eaumokuFIRM Architects Hawaii Ltd.CLIENT Walgreens CompanyCONTRACTOR DCK PacificLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Bad Moon Saloon

Offices for Queen Liliuokalani TrustFIRM Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.CLIENT Queen Liliuokalani TrustCONTRACTOR J Kadowaki Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Bad Moon Saloon


Kauai Dental CareFIRM Collaborative Studio llcCLIENT Dr Alan and Christine IngCONTRACTOR Layton Construction Co., Inc.LOCATION Lihue, Kauai, HawaiiPHOTO: Augie Salbosa Photography


COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL

INSTITUTIONAL INSTITUTIONALINSTITUTIONAL


Kakaako Makai Innovation Block, Entrepreneur’s Sandbox & Kewalo Incubation CenterFIRM Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.CLIENT HTDCLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.

UNBUILT

Waimanalo Health CenterFIRM Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.CLIENT Waimanalo Health CenterLOCATION Waimanalo, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Ferraro Choi And Associates Ltd.

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