AIA Honolulu: Design Awards 2013

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Moving Hawai‘i Forward a m e s s ag e f r o m t h e p r e s i d e n t

“Seeing the quality of work being produced in Hawai‘i, I am extremely hopeful about the future of our community and am honored to be a member of AIA Honolulu.”

– Charles Kaneshiro, AIA 2010 President, AIA Honolulu www.aiahonolulu.org ach year since 1958,

Hawai‘i’s architecture community has honored design excellence through the AIA Honolulu Annual Design Awards. The state’s oldest program of its type, the Design Awards recognizes the most outstanding achievements of our AIA members’ submitted works as determined by an esteemed panel of our peers.

From small-home renovations to multimillion-dollar resort projects, each entry brings unique challenges and showcases our

architects’ innovative solutions.

This year’s Design Awards submissions met these complex challenges fearlessly.

Jurors were struck by the entries’ success in balancing a modern aesthetic with retention of design features appropriate to our island home and lifestyle. Submissions utilized the latest technological advances to the fullest, yet remained wonderfully humane to the user.

This delicate balancing act is just one of the achievements we celebrate with our members in the Design Awards this year.

Another critical theme to mention continues to be sustainability. It was clear during

jury deliberation this year that “green” is no longer a design option but a design standard; members of our profession have accepted the responsibility of seeking out sustainable solutions for the community that we all share.

Seeing the quality of work being produced in Hawai‘i, I am extremely hopeful about the future of our community and am honored to be a member of AIA Honolulu.

Charles Kaneshiro, AIA 2010 President, AIA Honolulu

2010 Design Awards Jurors

Russell Chung, FASLA, LEED AP Russell Chung is the executive vice president at PBR Hawai‘i. Chung graduated from the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa with a bachelor’s degree in architecture in 1980 and a master’s degree in landscape architecture from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, in 1982. Chung has served as president and trustee for the ASLA’s Hawai‘i Chapter. Chung’s practice includes design and master planning for resorts, housing, commercial, educational institutions, airports, parks and golf courses. Chung has received more than a dozen landscape design awards.

James G. Freeman, AIA James Freeman is a founding principal of FSC Architects, and has practiced architecture in Hawai‘i and throughout Asia for the past 22 years. Before forming FSC Architects, he was a vice president at WATG. Freeman’s pioneering effort, along with creating a unique concept for a sustainable community for Hawai‘i, drew the attention of President Clinton who awarded him a Certificate of Appreciation from the President’s Council for Sustainable Development. As AIA Honolulu president in 2002, Freeman lead the chapter office in its decision to move, go green and become Hawai‘i’s first LEED-CI-Gold certified project.

Kelly Irvine, AIA As co-founder and principal at Collaborative Studio LLC, Kelly Irvine participates in all phases of the design and construction process, including production and management.

A graduate of Cornell University, she has worked in professional offices both in Honolulu and San Diego. In 2004, Irvine joined Urban Works Inc. as a project architect, and managed the design and construction of schools, single- and multi-family residences and small hotel projects.

Irvine also teaches design studio as an adjunct professor at the University of Hawai‘i School of Architecture.

Kris Palagi, Associate AIA While an undergraduate at Montana State University’s School of Architecture, Kris Palagi developed an interest in alternative design/ build approaches. He worked with William Massie on the “Big Sky House,” published in Dwell Magazine in 2002. On the island of Kaua‘i, Kris interned and was elevated to project manager for DeJesus Architecture.

Projects included the 2009 AIA Honolulu Design Award of Merit for “Kilauea Residence” and the 2009 Distinguished Entrant for “Anahola Cottage.” Palagi started Cogent Design with his current business partner, Jon Kegle, in 2005, and continues to practice.

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Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy Energy Laboratory A W A R D O F E X C E L L E N C E and the JACK C. LIPMAN , AIA MEMBERS’ CHOICE AWARD

“An honest and powerful design response to site, use and materials, this project stands poetically in the landscape while leading by example with an unpretentious look at global environmental issues today.” –Jurors’ Comment

The Jack C. Lipman, AIA Members’ Choice Award was established in 1999 in honor of one of the Hawai‘i chapter’s distinguished past presidents. The recipient of this award is recognized as having achieved an oustanding level of design, appropriate to the climate and culture of Hawai‘i, as voted by fellow AIA Honolulu members.

FIRM: Flansburgh Architects This buil d i n g wa s i n t e n d e d to be a functional learning and research space for high school students and a living example of sustainable architecture. It is designed to fulfill the donor’s mission of promotion of sustainability through generational education. The structure is zero-net-energy, with a mis4 A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 •••

sion to be powered entirely by alternative means, including sun, water and wind technologies. In the words of the entrant, “Students are surrounded by the systems that they study and [are] constantly reminded of their methods.

Hawai‘i Prep’s energy lab offers a continuous sustainable ‘teaching moment.’” 

ARCHITECT: David A. Croteau, AIA CLIENT: Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy CONTRACTOR: Quality Builders Inc. LOCATION: Kamuela, Big Island, Hawai‘i PHOTOS: MATTHEW MILLMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

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Juliet Rice Wichman Botanical Research Center AWA R D O F E XC E L L E N C E

HIS NEW FACILITY

is the first on Kaua‘i to attain LEED Gold certification from the United States Green Building Council. It’s a fitting distinction because 6 A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 •••

the facility’s goal is the promotion of conservation, specifically of tropicalplant diversity and protection of rare and endangered plant species. Vladimir Ossipoff designed the original campus facilities, and it was important for the team to design the new structure with Ossipoff ’s architectural approach in

mind. The project features, among other things, reclaimed tropical hardwood siding and a 30 kw/hr photovoltaic array. The two-tiered roof maximizes the amount of available daylight for natural illumination and the upper gardens are watered with a 25,000-gallon rainwater catchment system.

“This timeless and memorable building responds beautifully to the site. With its spare and elegant branchlike columns, the structure and architectural enclosure are wonderfully scaled.”

–Jurors’ Comment

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Firm: Dean Sakamoto Architects LLC Architect: Dean Sakamoto, FAIA, LEED AP Client: National Tropical Botanical Garden Contractor: Unlimited Construction Services Inc. Location: Kalaheo, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i ••• A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 7

Hanahau‘oli School Po‘e Classroom and Administration Building AWA R D O F E XC E L L E N C E

“This addition makes a significant contribution to a child-centered historic campus where the intervention has made the whole better than the sum of its many parts.” –Jurors’ Comment

CLIENT: Hanahau‘oli School CONTRACTOR: S & M Sakamoto Inc.; J. Kadowaki Inc. (casework) LOCATION: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i PHOTOS: AUGIE SALBOSA PHOTOGRAPHY

FIRM: Urban Works Inc. ARCHITECT: Lorrin Matsunaga, AIA COLLABORATING ARCHITECT: Geoffrey Lewis, AIA 8 A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 •••

ounded in 1918,

the Hanahau‘oli School is a private elementary school located in the Makiki neighborhood of Honolulu.

The school provides a richly traditional learning environment that celebrates and promotes the students’ creative work. In the words of the entrant, “In order to preserve its traditions, maintain its academic mission and improve curriculum opportunities for learning, Hanahau‘oli undertook a long-range master-planning effort to intelligently grow and change with the times. A primary concern was to preserve the natural surroundings and buildings that contribute to the Hanahau‘oli experience.”

The new Po‘e classroom and administration building houses, among other things, multiage classrooms, a communications center, a multipurpose boardroom, a working garden and an after-school-care room.

The students and faculty used the construction process as a learning opportunity, celebrating various milestones throughout. They marked the demolition of old buildings by honoring them and participated in the blessing of the new building. 

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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Fourth-Floor Office Renovation AWA R D O F M E R I T

“An industrial archive has been boldly reinvented with meticulous attention to detail and design cohesiveness. Puncturing the envelope, seven contemporary bay windows act as catalysts for the infusion of natural daylight, while the explicit need for transparency is found in impressive 8-foot passage doors throughout.” –Jurors’ Comment

Firm: Architects Hawai‘i Ltd. Architect: William A. Brizee, AIA, CSI,

CCCA, LEED AP Client: IBEW, International

Brotherhood of Electrical

Workers – Local Union 1186 Contractor: J. Kadowaki Inc. Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu Hawai‘i Photos: badmoon saloon

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“During the day, the abstract character of the traditional tapainspired precast panels catch the sun’s rays, creating shadow and texture; while at night the same panels delightfully transform into an exquisite lantern.

Inspiring both unique massing and varying texture, angled structural systems fashion equal views to each guest.”

–Jurors’ Comment

Firm: Benjamin Woo Architects LLC Architect: Masato Tochika, Intl. Assoc. AIA Client: Irongate Azrep BW LLC

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Finish Line House AWA R D O F M E R I T

“This comfortable, high-end residence balances contemporary sensibilities and an updated Hawaiian sense of place, focusing on capturing primary views while rejecting post-Dickey architectural clichés.” –Jurors’ Comment

Firm: Long & Associates Architects and Interiors

Location: Hawai‘i

Architect: Jeffrey T. Long, AIA Client: Withheld per owner’s request Contractor: Ryan Associates

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Restoration of Hawaiian Hall, Bishop Museum AWA R D O F M E R I T

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“This restoration is uplifting and positive, like the peeling away of old paint from a time-worn house. The highly technical yet sensitive design required to transform this historic building into a useful, modern facility successfully did not detract from the original Victorian architecture.”

–Jurors’ Comment

Firm: Mason Architects Inc. Architect: Glenn Mason, AIA Exhibit Designer: Ralph Applebaum Assoc. Inc. Client: Bishop Museum Contractor: Constructors Hawai‘i Inc. Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i ••• A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 13

Koa Kea Hotel & Resort at Po‘ipu Beach AWA R D O F M E R I T

“The landscaping and interconnected interior and exterior spaces are successfully realized on many different but satisfying levels. The consistency of design quality, from the public spaces down to the private suites, is to be commended.” –Jurors’ Comment

Firm: Peter Vincent Architects

Location: Po‘ipu Beach, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i

Architect: Max Guenther, AIA Client: CTF Hawai‘i Hotel Partners Inc. Contractor: Ledcor - U. S. Pacific Construction 14 A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 •••

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Manoa Makeover AWA R D O F M E R I T

“This renovation of a modest residence in Manoa may be unassuming on the outside, but wonderfully intimate and inventive spaces unfold upon entering. The architect skillfully manipulated interior volumes, allowing the play of natural light and ventilation in a way that acknowledges ridgeline views while ensuring privacy from neighbors.” –Jurors’ Comment

Entrant: Robin Lee, AIA Architect: Robin Lee, AIA Client: Gary S. and Dale M. Oliva Contractor: Owner/Builder; Renovators Inc. Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: Robert chinn

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McCully - Mo‘ili‘ili Fire Station AWA R D O F M E R I T

Firm: Urban Works Inc. Architect: Lorrin Matsunaga, AIA

“Recognizing its challenging budget constraints, the jury commended the architect for the building’s simple massing of opposing shed roofs and use of modest, unpainted masonry and concrete, counterbalanced by dark-steel tension rods.”

Client: City and County of Honolulu

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–Jurors’ Comment

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Assembly House AWA R D O F M E R I T

Firm: Zak Architecture Architect: James Zak, AIA Client: Withheld per owner’s request Contractor: John Metzler Location: Kona, Big Island, Hawai‘i

“The use of simple, traditional wood-framing techniques and thoughtful, inventive detailing results in an outstanding design solution.”

–Jurors’ Comment

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Ka Haka ‘Ula O Ke‘elikolani University of Hawai‘i at Hilo College of Hawaiian Language Building u n b u i lt awa r d

“The building tells stories and, as such, could have been contrived and sentimental. This design, however, is imaginative, thoughtful and explores cultural values.” –Jurors’ Comment

Firm: WCIT Architecture

Location: Hilo, Big Island, Hawai‘i

Architect: Robert Iopa, AIA, LEED AP Client: University of Hawai‘i at Hilo

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> Special Recognition

Kuhio Park Terrace and Kuhio Homes Revitalization RFP Unbuilt: Village of Kuhio m ayo r ’ s c h o i c e AWA R D : A v i s i o n f o r a 2 1 s t- c e n t u ry a h u p ua‘a

Honolulu Mayor Mufi Hannemann selects the Mayor’s Choice Award from among all the entries. AIA Honolulu is appreciative of the City and County of Honolulu’s continued participation in our annual Design Awards program. he “Community of Hope” design creates

smaller, more intimate living campuses and neighborhoods, which, when combined, stimulates a spirit of community missing in the high-rise housing developments dating to an earlier time. Three winged towers were deconstructed and separated into three smaller-scale towers. These smaller neighborhoods, coupled with 2 2 A I A D e s i g n Awa r d s 2 010 •••

the new and renovated low-rise housing units and the creation of a village commercial center that surround the tower, transform this project into what is envisioned to be a healthy, sustainable, mixed-income residential environment where residents can live and play.

Mayor Mufi Hannemann commends the Hawaii Public Housing Authority (HPHA) for transforming this troubled housing development into a community that all residents will take pride in.

Firm: Group 70 International Inc. Architect: Francis S. Oda, FAIA, Arch D, AICP, LEED AP

Client: Urban Housing Communities LLC Location: Kalihi, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Renderer: Group 70 International Inc.

> Special Recognition

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AIA Honolulu launched the People’s Choice Award in 2007 to provide the public an opportunity to view the distinguished entrants in our premier design awards program and select a winner. Using this unique format, we encourage dialogue to help shape communities through design awareness.

Firm: Yamasato, Fujiwara, Higa & Associates Inc. Architect: Maurice H. Yamasato, AIA Client: Carpenters Apprenticeship

& Training Fund & Hawai‘i Carpenters

Drywall Training Fund Contractor: Maryl Pacific Construction Inc. Location: Kapolei, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: david croxford; Robert Fujita

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Distinguished Entrants

Firm: Fung Associates Inc.

Renovation of Klipper Cottages

Maryknoll Community Center

Architect: Louis Fung, AIA

Firm: Fung Associates Inc.

Firm: Mitsunaga & Associates Inc.

Client: Withheld per owner’s request

Architect: Louis Fung, AIA

Architect: Steven D. Wong, AIA

Contractor: On Mei Inc.

Client: Marine Corps Base Hawai‘i

Client: Maryknoll School

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Contractor: Standard Construction Group

Contractor: Albert C. Kobayashi Inc.

Location: Kane‘ohe, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Photos: Augie Salbosa Photography

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Aerie at Round Top

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Catholic Charities Hawai‘i Redevelopment

Tanaka of Tokyo, West

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Firm: Francisco Architect

Architect: Shaun Roth, AIA

Firm: Mitsunaga & Associates Inc.

Architect: Fidel A. Francisco, AIA

Client: Withheld per owner’s request

Architect: Steven D. Wong, AIA

Client: Tanaka of Tokyo Restaurants Ltd.

Contractor: Tinguely Development Inc.

Client: Catholic Charities Hawai‘i

Contractor: S&M Sakamoto Inc.

Location: Kamuela, Big Island, Hawai‘i

Contractor: Robert M. Kaya Builders Inc.

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: kai photo hawai‘i llc

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Firm: Roth Kimura LLP

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> Distinguished Entrants

Winner: Hawai‘i Home + Remodeling

Editor’s Choice Award. Details p.29.

Oda Residence Firm: Fox Hawai‘i Inc.

Residence at Paiko Ridge

Birdwell Residence

Architect: Robert M. Fox, AIA

Firm: PQ Architects Inc.

Firm: Clemson Lam, Architect

Client: Kenneth Oda

Architect: Sandi Quildon, AIA

Architect: Clemson Lam, AIA

Contractor: Owner/Builder

interior designer: Ventus Design LLC

Client: George and Robin Birdwelll

Location: Wai‘alae Beach, O’ahu, Hawai’i

Client: John Lewis

Contractor: Birkland Construction Co.

Contractor: Darcey Builders Inc.

Location: Kohala, Big Island, Hawai‘i

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Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

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The Interpretive Center at Kalaemano

Kua Bay Residence Firm: de Reus Architects

Luxury Contempo: a LEED Gold Home

Architect: Mark de Reus, AIA

Firm: Long & Associates Architects and Interiors

Firm: de Reus Architects

Client: Withheld per owner’s request

Architect: Jeffrey T. Long, AIA

Architect: Mark de Reus, AIA

Contractor: ‘Aina Ola Inc.

Client: Beach Way LLC

Client: Withheld per owner’s request

Location: North Kona Coast, Big Island, Hawai‘i

Contractor: Longhouse Development LLC

Contractor: Discovery Builders Hawai‘i LLC Location: North Kona Coast, Big Island, Hawai‘i

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Location: Kahala, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: dave rezendes photography inc.

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Distinguished Entrants

Solien Residence

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Architect: Terrance J. Cisco, AIA

Sustainable Marketplace of the Pacific, Floor 1 / Sustainable Design Studio, Floor 2

King Kamehameha Kona Beach Hotel Renovation

Client: Mark and Carol Solien

Firm: Group 70 International Inc.

Firm: Group 70 International Inc.

Contractor: Starbird Construction Inc.

Architect: Group 70 International Inc.

interior Architect: Sheryl Seaman AIA, ASID, LEED AP

Location: Kaloko, Big Island, Hawai’i

Client: Group 70 International Inc.

Firm: Dinmore & Cisco Architects Inc.

Contractor: JW Inc. Photos: mark solien; Terrance J. Cisco, AIA; tina clothier

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

collaborating Architect: Kollin Altomare Architects client: Invest West Financial/Pacifica Hotel Co. Contractor: Allied Builders System

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Location: Kailua-Kona, Big Island, Hawai‘i Photos: king kamehameha kona beach hotel

Grand Waikikian

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Firm: Group 70 International Inc.

Firm: Group 70 International Inc.

Architect: Norman G.Y. Hong, AIA

Architect: Francis S. Oda, FAIA, Arch. D., AICP

Client: Hilton Grand Vacations

Client: Kanu o ka ‘Aina Learning ‘Ohana

Wai‘anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center ­— Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Family Medical Building

Contractor: dck pacific construction LLC

Contractor: Tinguely Development Inc.

Firm: Kober Hanssen Mitchell Architects

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Location: Kamuela, Big Island, Hawai‘i

Architect: Brett D. Hartle, AIA, LEED AP

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Client: Wai‘anae District Comprehensive

Health and Hospital Board Inc.

Contractor: Nan Inc. Location: Wai‘anae, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: ANDREA BRIZZI PHOTOGRAPHY

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> Distinguished Entrants

Roosevelt High School Auditorium Renovation

University of Hawai‘i at Manoa Frear Hall Student Dormitory

59 Kailuana Place

Firm: CDS International

Firm: CDS International

Client: Eovino & Associates Inc.

Architect: Pravin Desai (retired)

Architect: Glenn K. Miura, AIA, LEED AP

Client: State of Hawai‘i Department

Client: American Campus Communities Inc.

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Contractor: Ralph S. Inouye Co. Ltd. Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Contractor: Swinerton Builders Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Firm: Eiserloh & Associates Inc. Architect: Kristan V. Eiserloh, AIA

Contractor: Pacific Construction

& Development

Location: Kailua, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: masha ana photography; attila pohlmann

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Pacific Warfighting Center

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Firm: Architects Hawai‘i Ltd.

Firm: Architects Hawai‘i Ltd.

Firm: Architects Pacific Inc.

Architect: Joseph Farrell, AIA

Architect: John A. Adversalo, AIA

Client: Ala Wai Watermark Development LLC

Client: Navy Facilities Engineering Command

Contractor: Hawaiian Dredging

Pacific, United States Pacific Command

Contractor: Nan Inc Location: Pearl Harbor, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Construction Co. Inc.

Architect: William A. Brizee, AIA, CSI,

CCCA, LEED AP

Client: W Salon Contractor: Paramount Builders

Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Location: Kahala, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

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Distinguished Entrants

Kukui‘ula Village

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Kapolei Judiciary Complex

Ka‘iulani of Princeville

FIRM: Architects Hawai‘i Ltd.

FIRM: Architects Hawai‘i Ltd.

CLIENT: DMB Associates Inc.

ARCHITECT: David S. Bylund, AIA, LEED AP

ARCHITECT: Stanley T. Yasumoto, AIA, LEED AP

CONTRACTOR: Unlimited Construction Services Inc.

CLIENT: State of Hawai‘i, Department

CLIENT: QEB III LLC

FIRM: Architects Hawai‘i Ltd. ARCHITECT: William A. Brizee, AIA, CSI,

CCCA, LEED AP

LOCATION: Koloa, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i PHOTOS: BADMOON SALOON

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CONTRACTOR: Unlimited Construction Services Inc. LOCATION: Kapolei, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i PHOTOS: BADMOON SALOON

CONTRACTOR: Shioi Construction Inc. LOCATION: Princeville, Kaua‘i, Hawai‘i PHOTOS: BADMOON SALOON

Westin Ka‘anapali Ocean Resort Villas North

The Royal Hawaiian — Restoration of the Royal Grounds

FIRM: WCIT Architecture

FIRM: WCIT Architecture

ARCHITECT: Eric R. Nelson, AIA, NCARB

ARCHITECT: Robert Iopa, AIA, LEED AP

ARCHITECT: Robert Iopa, AIA, LEED AP

CLIENT: State of Hawai‘i, Department of

CLIENT: Starwood Vacation Ownership

CLIENT: Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts LP

CONTRACTOR: Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co., Inc.

CONTRACTOR: Swinerton Builders

LOCATION: Lahaina, Maui, Hawai‘i

LOCATION: Waikıkı, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

PHOTOS: WESTIN KA‘ANAPALI OCEAN RESORT VILLAS NORTH

PHOTOS: JASON ANTONIO; ART GRAY

HNL Parking Structure at the Honolulu International Airport FIRM: RIM Architects LLC

Transportation Airports Division

CONTRACTOR: dck pacific construction LLC LOCATION: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i PHOTOS: DAVID FRANZEN PHOTOGRAPHY

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Photos: Mariko reed

Dean Sakamoto architectS, LLc & UnLimiteD conStrUction ServiceS, INC.: Hawaii's Premier LeeD Design/BuiLD Team

Congratulations to the National Tropical Botanical Garden 2010 AIA Honolulu Design Awards’ “Award of Excellence” winner for the Juliet Rice Wichman Botanical Research Center, a LEED™ Gold-Certified Project.

Also winner of the NAIOP Kukulu Hale Award and the General Contractors Association of Hawaii Build Hawaii Award for Environmental Construction. dean sakaMoto architects, LLc

UnLiMited constrUction services, inc.

888 Mililani St., 8th Floor, Honolulu, HI, 96813 tel: 808.772.2694

1696 Haleukana St., Lihue, HI, 96766 tel: 808.241.1400 fax: 808.245.6611 todd@unlimitedhawaii.com www.unlimitedhawaii.com

1 Whitney Ave., Suite 202, New Haven, CT 06510 tel: 203.562.5558 fax: 203.562.5515 www.dsarch.net

Every home has a story.

We picked this one to tell …

AIA Editor’s Choice Award inside: HHR August 2010 issue

EDITOR’S CHOICE AWARD INSIDE

Distinguished Entrants

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Middle Street Intermodal Center — Handi-Van Maintenance and Administration Building

House in Nanakuli

280 Beach Walk

Firm: Formwork

Firm: Eight Inc.

Architect: Fritz Johnson, AIA

Architect: Mark Little, Assoc. AIA

Firm: Urban Works Inc.

Client: Withheld per owner’s request

CLIENT: Honu Group Inc.

Architect: John J. Ida, AIA

Contractor: AGT Construction

Contractor: Unlimited Construction Services Inc.

Client: City and County of Honolulu Department

Location: Nanakuli, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Location: Waikıkı, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

Photos: joe schmeltzer Inc.; treasurebite studio

Photos: sherman takata

of Transportation Services

Contractor: S & M Sakamoto Inc. Location: Honolulu, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i Photos: augie salbosa photography

UNBUILT: Distinguished Entrants

South Kona Police Station

‘Ewa Makai Middle School

New Education and Innovation Instructional Facility — Leeward Community College

Firm: Fleming & Associates LLC

Firm: Mitsunaga & Associates Inc.

Firm: Urban Works Inc.

Architect: Scott E. Fleming, AIA, LEED AP

Architect: Steven D. Wong, AIA

Architect: John J. Ida, AIA

Client: State of Hawai‘i,

Client: University of Hawai‘i at Manoa

Client: County of Hawai‘i,

Department of Public Works

Department of Education

Location: Captain Cook, Big Island, Hawai‘i

Location: Kapolei, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

renderer: Scott E. Fleming, AIA; Jordanah Ah Puck, AIT

renderer: Bill Chang

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Location: Pearl City, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i

UNBUILT: Distinguished Entrants (Continued)

Congratulations

Agena Residence Firm: INK Architects Architect: Maurice Kondo, AIA CLIENT: Withheld per owner’s request

Ventus Design, LLC

Location: Pearl City, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i renderer: Digital INK

2010 Winner Hawaii Home + Remodeling magazine I Editor’s Choice Award BIA–Hawaii Grand Award I Residential Remodeling

Ventus Design, LLC Hospitality I Spa I Residential I Commercial Reiko Lewis, Principal I Licensed Interior Designer

LEED AP, ASID, IIDA, AIA-Allied I NCIDQ Certificate No.020218

5888B Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu, HI 96821 p: 808-396-5477 e:rlewis@ventusdesignhnl.com

Bohemian Modern Firm: Geoffrey Lewis Architect Inc Architect: Geoffrey Lewis, AIA Location: Diamond Head, O‘ahu, Hawai‘i renderer: Geoffrey Lewis Architect Inc.

Musée de la Place Jacques Chirac Firm: Group 70 International Inc. Architect: Francis S. Oda, FAIA, Arch D, AICP, LEED AP

“The World’s finest, safest doors…”

CLIENT: Government of French Polynesia

FREE ESTIMATE

Location: Papeete Harbor, Tahiti, French Polynesia

836-0029

renderer: Hitoshi Hida, AIA.

We service all types and brands of garage doors BC-11458

www.MartinGarageDoorsHawaii.com

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MAC 175 Standing Seam

MAC 175 Standing Seam

Steel Service Center

Hot-Dip Galvanizing

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