Create new learning

spaces at Ka‘ala Farm

Ka‘ala Farm Wai‘anae Valley, O‘ahu

Long-Range Conceptual Plan July 2013

Ka‘ala Farm, Inc.

P.O. Box 630

Wai‘anae, Hawai‘i 96792

Phone: (808) 696-4954

Email: info@kaala.org

Ka‘ala Farm is…

An ancient agricultural complex, restored and producing kalo as our ancestors did for centuries.

A Cultural Learning Center where learning comes alive for thousands of school children in our hands-on science program every year.

A cultural kīpuka where Hawaiian traditions are practiced daily to make people and communities stronger.

Thanks to generous community support, efforts are

underway to rebuild Hale Na‘auao.

The guiding theme for development at Ka’ala Farm is

to create safe, intergenerational spaces for learning,

cultural practice and healthy living. Ka‘ala Farm, Inc.

will continue to run educational, cultural and

agricultural programs at the Cultural Learning Center,

while expanding cultivated areas at the adjacent

Community Farm. New facilities that are needed to

support programs include a barn, field shelter, bath

house, gathering space, and bunkhouse.

The mission of Ka’ala Farm, Inc. is to reclaim

and preserve the living culture of the Po‘e

Kahiko (people of old) in order to strengthen

the kinship relationships between

the ‘äina (land, that which nourishes) and all

forms of life necessary to sustain the balance

of life on these vulnerable islands.

Please help us build.

Any contribution that you can make to this effort will go a long way. Monetary donations provided

by you and other individuals and organizations will pay for materials, equipment, transportation,

technical assistance, and nourishment for the many volunteers involved in building a safe and

spiritual place for generations to come.

Mahalo to all who have supported us and Aloha ‘Āina.

Donate to Ka‘ala Farm

http://kaala.org/

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https://www.facebook.com/kaalafarm

Rebuilding Hale Na’auao in July 2013

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Hale Na’auao

ExistingKitchen and Meeting area

ExistingCaretaker’s residence

ExistingCompostingToilets

Planned Bunkhouse

PlannedBath house

Planned Barn

PlannedField shelter

PlannedParking Area

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Dryland

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Historic Ranch Wall

Existing 2” Water Pipeline

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WAI’ANAE KAI FOREST RESERVE

THE CULTURAL LEARNING CENTER AT KA’ALA

Existing Lo’i Kalo

Existing Lo’i Kalo

Existing Dryland Fields

Existing 4” Water Pipeline

COMMUNITY FARM(Stage I)

BWS PARCEL

COMMUNITY FARM(Stage II)

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Building Qty. Units$ Cost Per Unit

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Barn 600 s.f 100 $60,000 Field Shelter 400 s.f. 100 $40,000 Bathhouse 450 s.f. 300 $135,000

Gathering Space 1,500 s.f. 150 $225,000

Bunkhouse 1,250 s.f. 150 $188,000 $648,000 $65,000

$107,000 $820,000

Design fees (10%)Contingency (15%)

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