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ART DIRECTORMary Pigao

SALES & MARKETING DIRECTORJill Hamasaki

SALES & MARKETING COORDINATORMarisa Shigetomi

CONTRIBUTING EDITORBrooke LaPorte

AIA Design Awards 2015 is published by Hawaii Business magazine, in partnership with AIA Honolulu, September 2015. ©2015 by PacificBasin Communications, 1000 Bishop St., Suite 405, Honolulu, HI 96813.

DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE CHAIRJanice Li, AIA

DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRSteven Hong, AIA

CONTRIBUTORSJohn Fullmer, AIALorrin Matsunaga, AIAAmy Blagriff, Hon. AIA, EVPCamilla Nicholas,

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“These projects offer proof that design both improves and uplifts our community.”

ROCHELLE NAGATA-WU, AIAis a licensed architect in Hawaii and California. She earned a Master of Science in Building Technology at MIT, and a Bachelor of Architecture and a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Interior Design, at the University of Idaho. She joins WRNS Studio Hawai‘i as a project architect and LEED AP with over 15 years of experience in design and construction administration. Her diverse project experience includes civic, health care, K-12 and transportation.

DANIEL S. FRIEDMAN, FAIA is dean of the School of Architecture at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. Prior to joining the faculty, Friedman served as dean of the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington (2006–13). Friedman is past president of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, and current chair of the national AIA Design Health Leadership Group. He holds advanced degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, where he completed his PhD on the work of Louis I. Kahn. He was elected to the AIA College of Fellows in 2001.

NATE SMITH is the owner of Nate Smith Studio LLC, a project management consulting firm, founded in 2000, that specializes in the development of high-end residential estates and hospitality projects throughout Hawaii and North America. He is a graduate of Punahou School and received a Bachelor of Arts in Urban Planning from the University of California, San Diego, and a master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Hawaii, Manoa.

SHAUN ROTH, AIA an architect from Holualoa, Hawaii, who partners with Roth Kimura LLP, has earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Washington, in their Architecture in Rome program. He earned a Master of Architecture degree at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, whose workshops and studios took him to Pakistan, Puerto Rico and Mexico City. Roth is an AIA Honolulu Board member and Kailua Village Design Review Committee member.

SCOTT R. WILSON, AIAis the current president of AIA Honolulu and founder of Scott R Wilson AIA, a sole proprietorship specializing in residential and small commercial projects. For the past five years he has served as chair of the AIA Regional and Urban Design Committee, working on AIA public policy and positions on mass transit, historic preservation and Kakaako development.

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E very year since 1958, Hawaii’s architecture community has honored the most outstanding achievements of our members’ submitted works as determined by an esteemed jury of our peers. Yet this

year’s AIA Honolulu Design Awards program represents a new beginning for the oldest and most prestigious program of its type in Hawaii.

In recognition of the complexity of many of today’s building projects, an Honorable Mention award was added this year to recognize excellence in one particular aspect of a project that stood out, in the opinion of the jury. The intent is to highlight specific design ideals and, by doing so, to elevate our perceptions and increase understanding of the myriad design factors that shape our successful works. This year’s program has also been expanded to illuminate a broader range of project types, with project categories added to highlight the best in Residential, Commercial/Industrial, Institutional and Unbuilt projects.

Each of this year’s 36 entries presented unique project complexities for which our AIA Honolulu member-architects were challenged to find innovative and cost-effective solutions. As in past years, our annual awards program is a celebration of design excellence in our members’ response to those challenges. From small homes and luxury residences,

to new or renovated retail stores and restaurants, pre- and high schools, government agencies to multimillion-dollar research facilities, each entry brought unique complexities and constraints.

The 2015 Design Award winners reflect excellence in response to program requirements and the positive impact of the project on the surrounding community. As always, sustainability and energy efficiency, appropriateness of materials as well as visual character, creativity and innovation were closely considered.

I thank all of our members who submitted projects for consideration and offer my deepest congratulations to the 2015 award winners.



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Projects are submitted and judged in one of our four categories. The number of projects awarded in each category and the award level (excellence, merit or honorable mention) 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. The jury will review and select entries in this category 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 E X C E L L E N C ERequires unanimous vote of the jury that a project excels in all aspects. Reserved for those that stand out from all the meritorious award winners. This highest honor recognizes projects that are deemed to exemplify excellence of architectural design on all levels of analysis, and the highest standards to which AIA members aspire.

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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ATOP A 3-ACRE HILLTOP SITE near Kalihiwai Bay on Kauai, the contemporary aesthetic interests of both owner and architect are the foundation for Hut House, a residential retreat for artist and designer Chan Luu. Two years of intensely collaborative design research and time spent on site resulted in a structure that fully embraces the land, natural climate and regional architectural style.

Appearing as a single mass from the exterior, the design draws from the typical Hawaiian roof, colonial island architecture and Moorish courtyard, together providing an interior retreat from the continuous perimeter lanai.

The programmatic distribution of the house resembles a micro village, with four distinct

volumes and circulation arranged around a partially open central courtyard protected by a single, monolithic roof. The primary volumes, the garage, art studio, guest bedrooms, main bedroom and living quarters, are encircled by a lanai broken into a series of distinct places oriented toward the mountains, valley and Kilauea Lighthouse. The positioning of the volumes and thin perimeter columns articulates the lanai, creating a doubling effect between the insulated room and exterior space under the roof.

Four oversize skylights, volumetrically embedded in the corners of the courtyard, are carved out of the intersecting planes of roof to create a chimney effect. Thus, the roof acts as both an umbrella and a prism, sheltering the

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“The interior courtyard is a reflecting space the

house is centered around. Intersecting views across

the courtyard are especially poignant when it rains; two large downspouts of water encourage contemplation.”

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house from Kauai’s heavy rains while filtering natural daylight and air.

Understated exterior materials of cedar shingles, plaster, concrete, and sapele windows and doors were designed to weather gracefully to a palette of gray tones over time. The interior incorporates durable concrete floors in the main communal spaces, and tactile white oak wood and basalt stone flooring in the private rooms. White interior walls and ceilings augment the soaring geometries of the roof and reflect natural light from the skylights and windows. n

“Hut House is a modern take on the traditional Hawaiian home, especially the shape of the hip roof. The roof heights vary to accommodate four torqued skylight wells that bounce indirect light into the home.” –Project Architect

F IRMSRoy K. Yamamoto Architect,

AIA, Inc. (Executive Architect) ; Johnston Marklee

(Lead Design Firm)

CLIENT

Chan Luu

CONTRACTORParadise Pacific Homes

LOCATION

Kilauea, Kauai, Hawaii

PHOTO: Eric Staudenmaier Photographer

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LOCATED ON A FORMER RANCH ON THE BIG ISLAND, Kahua Kuili’s collection of playful, camplike structures are an artful nod to the property’s rich paniolo history. Designed to be a family retreat, the project articulates a distinct sense of place moderating between the large resort of Kukio and the historic ranch lands.

Harnessing a strong visual relationship with the ocean and the adjacent cinder cone, Pu’u Kuili, critical aspects of the design are reflected through the emphasis of landforms and the integration of the architecture into

the site. This strategy included the re-naturalization of the lot, which incorporates a collapsed lava tube and bunch grasses, as well as local stone cowboy walls used as markers along property boundaries.

The main hale is a comfortable gathering space, retaining intimacy and relaxation regardless of the number of guests. Family members can gather in the simple indoor/outdoor living areas replete with shaded and sunny lounge spots. These common outdoor activity spaces link separate structures together, creating a sense of community and

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Walker Warner Architects

CONTRACTORMaryl

LOCATIONKailua-Kona,

Big Island, Hawaii

PHOTO: Matthew Millman Photography

Kahua Kuilimaterials such as western red cedar – a lumber that ages gracefully and is resistant to termites and dry rot.

The open backyard includes a large overhang of western red cedar to shelter a tiki bar and cozy seating. This area spills into the pool and spa, complimented by lounge chairs and ocean views. A rustic luau area encourages congregation beneath the shade of a nearby kiawe tree.

The interiors are characterized by bright colors and retro elements that unite the modern theme of the structure with a vintage vibe. An expansive kitchen, constructed in the same red cedar, includes a breakfast bar, a dining table and state-of-the-art appliances that insure the camp is equipped to entertain countless guests. n


“Very well-executed. It’s refreshing to see

something different from typical oceanfront Hawaii

designs. Contemporary yet still very Hawaii.”

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whimsical fun without sacrificing privacy among guests.

A modern interpretation of the classic Hawaiian summer camp, the firm’s design philosophy imbued the spacious abode with warmth and hospitality for generations. With longevity in mind, the residence incorporates naturally enduring

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An intimate home reminiscent of an Old Hawaii beach cottage with a mature landscape includes a multiple-pitch roof, ohia columns and hewn ohia wood floors, double hung windows and elaborate exterior trim.

Puako Beach CottageFIRM Terrance J. Cisco Architect LLCCONTRACTOR Starbird Construction Inc.LOCATION Puako, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: Jonathan Davis; Christina Clothier

An axis established on site orients the home’s seven pavilions and a large pool to views of Hualalai Volcano and Kakapa Bay.

Coral HouseFIRM Zak ArchitectureCONTRACTOR Oakes Management LLCLOCATION North Kona, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: Matthew Millman Photography

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A growing downtown office expanded into a second floor, including the firm’s interior design library, two conference rooms, a multipurpose space and a multimedia presentation area.

Downtown Office Ohana Room RenovationFIRM Architects Hawaii Ltd.CLIENT Architects Hawaii Ltd.CONTRACTOR Layton ConstructionLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Bad Moon Saloon

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A shared office spaced to establish two new and separate dental practices in Hawaii supports utility, economy and spatial experience.

Oahu Orthodontics - Elite Endodontics OfficeFIRM collaborative studio llcCLIENT Elite Endodontics, Oahu OrthodonticsCONTRACTOR JW Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Augie Salbosa Photography

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The wholesale renovation of this historic structure provides two new theater spaces, a concession area and bathrooms while recreating and restoring its 1930s exterior.

Lanai Theater RenovationFIRM Mason Architects Inc. CLIENT Pulama LanaiCONTRACTOR Lanai Builders Inc.LOCATION Lanai City, Lanai, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography






THE 350,000-SQUARE-FOOT NOAA Daniel K. Inouye Regional Center encompasses the innovative reuse of two historic, World War II-era airplane hangars linked by a new addition on a national historical landmark site on Pearl Harbor’s Ford Island. The facility is a state-of-the-art sustainable research and administrative campus for over 800 people committed to NOAA’s mission, the cultural traditions of the Pacific region and the island’s ecology.

The overarching goal for the center is to

accommodate new uses while restoring and preserving the historic character of the site. Historic guidelines require that new buildings and landscape elements be compatible with but not mimic the original architecture and site design. The resulting design flourished despite this constraint, finding a balance between old and new, respect and innovation.

The new building is the main entrance for the NOAA campus, with clear and simple forms within a defined “architrave” at the front door

F IRMSFerraro Choi And Associates Ltd.;

HOK (Lead Design Firm)

CLIENTNational Oceanic and

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

CONTRACTORWalsh Construction

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Ford Island, Oahu, Hawaii

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that complement the scale and materiality of the existing hangar buildings, built by esteemed architect Albert Kahn. The addition brings the two hangars back to life while providing the modern, appropriate presence required for a national facility.

The sustainably designed facility aspires to be the most environmentally innovative national historic landmark in the U.S., thus creating a public presence and identity for NOAA that promotes public outreach and education while enhancing a range of important partnerships.

The interior environment is organized around the principles of campus design, including a central

gathering place; a program-intensive workplace centered around internal quadrangles of open space; and primary and secondary circulation routes that direct people through the center. Deep recesses, or reveals, enable the hangars to retain their identities as distinct structures united by the addition’s roof elements and contemporary materials that harmonize with the traditional materials of the hangars.

Sustainable materials and systems add a layer of biomimicry that will reduce environmental impact, increase long-term durability, and support occupant comfort and health. n


The center’s roof captures rainwater and distributes it to bio-swales in the landscape.

Passive cooling units capture their condensate, recycling it into a grey-water system

within the complex.

The new center encompasses the principles of a sensitive architectural intervention in a historic context.

The center serves a diverse range of functions, with wet and dry research laboratories, a dive center, a research library, a dining hall, a fitness center, an auditorium, administrative offices, conferences and meeting areas, and an abundance of informal collaboration space.

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The exterior of the building is expressed differently on all sides, responding to varying site circumstance and topography. The building is linear and low-scale to retain the scale of its neighbors while acting as a “bridge as building” that frames the campus green.

Student Services Building, University of Hawaii HiloFIRM Urban Works Inc.CLIENT University of Hawaii at HiloCONTRACTOR Jacobsen Construction Company Inc.LOCATION Hilo, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: Urban Works Inc.

An example of historic American brick industrial architecture in Hawaii, the design incorporates color, texture and character into the updated interior and roof deck.

American Brewery BuildingFIRM Mitsunaga & Associates Inc.CLIENT Hawaii Community Development AuthorityCONTRACTOR Close Construction Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Mitsunaga & Associates, Inc.

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Safety, energy and efficiency problems were solved, and first impressions improved, with a “jewel-box” entry pavilion and new district courtroom.

Renovations and Alterations of the Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole Federal Building and U.S. CourthouseFIRMS Clifford Planning & Architecture LLC; Gensler (Lead Design Firm)CLIENT General Services Administration (GSA)CONTRACTOR Swinerton BuildersLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Jasper Sanidad; Ben Lee, FAIA

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Seeking to inspire and delight, this facility will define the campus entrance and create flexible learning and workplace environments through a focus on stewardship and pedagogy.

University of Hawaii – West Oahu, New Administration & Allied Health BuildingFIRMS KYA Design Group (Architect of Record); Perkins+Will (Design Architect)CLIENT University of HawaiiLOCATION Kapolei, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: ATCHAIN

Derived through the educational process between architect and client, a continental style imbued with a tropical sense of place was achieved.

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.

Continental HaleFIRM Prowork Pacific Inc.CONTRACTOR Standing Stones Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Johnson Chen, F-PPH

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143 HekiliFIRM Philip White Architects LLCCLIENT A&B Properties Inc. (formerly Kaneohe Ranch)CONTRACTOR Constructors Hawaii Inc.LOCATION Kailua, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Franzen Photography

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Hale MaluhiaFIRM Palms Hawaii Architecture LLCLOCATION Poipu, Kauai, Hawaii

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East Honolulu ResidenceFIRM John Hara Associates Inc.CONTRACTOR Armstrong Builders LLCLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: FRANZEN PHOTOGRAPHY

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Hale PualaniFIRM Long & Associates Architects and InteriorsCONTRACTOR Smith Brothers ConstructionLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Phil Uhl

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Honolulu Hillside Residence IFIRM Fritz Johnson AIACONTRACTOR AGT ConstructionLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPHOTO: Neil Kirk

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Kohala ResidenceFIRM Klimt ArchitectsCONTRACTOR Quality BuildersLOCATION Kohala Coast, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: KURT KLIMT, AIA; MARY-KAY COCHRANE

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Mohouli Senior HousingFIRM Fleming & Associates LLCCLIENT Mohouli Senior Phase 1 LLLPCONTRACTOR Heartwood Pacific Inc.LOCATION Hilo, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: ENA MEDIA HAWAII

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Pa Ka MakaniFIRM Green Sand Architecture + SustainabilityCONTRACTOR Queen ConstructionLOCATION Kapaau, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: FRANZEN PHOTOGRAPHY

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Teak HouseFIRM Zak ArchitectureCONTRACTOR Metzler Contracting Co. LLCLOCATION North Kona, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: MATTHEW MILLMAN PHOTOGRAPHY

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Mauna Kea NorthFIRM de Reus ArchitectsLOCATION Mauna Kea Resort, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: ROGER WADE STUDIO

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Beach RestaurantFIRM Zak ArchitectureCLIENT Kohanaiki Shores LLCCONTRACTOR Tinguely Development Inc.LOCATION North Kona, Big Island, HawaiiPHOTO: MARY E. NICHOLS PHOTOGRAPHY


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Walgreens Flagship Store KeeaumokuFIRM Architects Hawaii Ltd.CLIENT Walgreens CompanyCONTRACTOR DCK Pacific Construction LLCLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPhoto: Bad Moon Saloon


Mendel Elementary KindergartenFIRM Group 70 InternationalCLIENT Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) / US Army Corp of Engineers (USACE)CONTRACTOR Hibiya Engineering Ltd.LOCATION Yokota Air Base, JapanPhoto: Naoomi Kurozumi

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University of Hawaii Information Technology CenterFIRM Ferraro Choi and Associates Ltd.CLIENT University of HawaiiCONTRACTOR DCK Pacific Construction LLCLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPhoto: Andrea Brizzi Photography

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Clarence T.C. Ching Athletics ComplexFIRM Mitsunaga & Associates Inc.CLIENT University of Hawaii at Manoa CONTRACTOR T. Iida Contracting Ltd.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPhoto: Steven D. Wong, AIA

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Baldwin High School, Wallace H. Fujii LibraryFIRM Design Partners Incorporated CLIENT State of Hawaii, Department of EducationCONTRACTOR David P. Ting & Sons Inc.LOCATION Wailuku, Maui, HawaiiPHOTO: Charles Uyehara, AIA

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Clarence T. C. Ching Villas at St. Francis Kupuna VillageFIRM Architects Hawaii Ltd.CLIENT St. Francis Skilled Nursing FacilityCONTRACTOR Allied Builder SystemsLOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPhoto: Bad Moon Saloon

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First Hawaiian Bank - Aina Haina BranchFIRM Design Partners Incorporated CLIENT First Hawaiian BankCONTRACTOR Constructors Hawaii Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPhoto: Michael M. Muromoto, AIA; Dayton Wong, Assoc. AIA; Jack Kuo


CBRE HonoluluFIRM Group 70 InternationalCLIENT CBRE Group Inc.CONTRACTOR J. Kadowaki Inc.LOCATION Honolulu, Oahu, HawaiiPhoto: Franzen Photography


The AIA Honolulu Center for Architecture is a lauded award-winning space: It was recognized with an Award of Merit for architect Geoffrey Lewis, AIA of Geoffrey Lewis Architect, Inc. at the 55th Design Awards in [email protected]

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