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28th Annual
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2013 R enaISSanCe WelCoMe MeSSage
Aloha and welcome to the 28th Annual Building Industry Association of Hawaii’s BIA Renaissance
Building and Remodeling Awards. Since this event was established in 1986, it has evolved into a very
prestigious competition that celebrates excellence and recognizes the collaborative partnerships within
our industry. A total of 38 entrants participated in this 2013 event with submissions in construction and
design of new and remodeled, residential, kitchen & bath, commercial, landscape and outdoor living,
Hawaii BuiltGreen™, historical projects, public works and innovative design & construction division.
Entrants from Maui, Molokai and Oahu represent another exciting year of statewide participation.
The entries were judged on creativity, use of materials, environmental & sustainability, functionality,
design principles, value, interior space, overall quality and workmanship. These award winning
projects reflect a commitment to craftsmanship, a dedication to collaboration and an abiding respect
for the islands. As we admire the accomplishments of our 2013 entries, we recognize the importance of the thousands of professionals who
serve the building industry, and reflect on our mission to enhance the quality of life for the people of Hawaii. I am very proud and honored
to have served for the third consecutive year as the chair of this unique and significant industry event. On behalf of the BIA Renaissance
Building and Remodeling Awards committee, thank you for 28 years of support and congratulations to all of our outstanding 2013 entrants.
Paul K ane III, CSI, CDT, M aI
28th Annual BIA Renaissance
Building & Remodeling Awards Chair
2013 JuDgeS
BRIan aDaCHI
JeoFFRey CuDIaM aT, Pe
allISon FeTzeR
M aRnIe Koga-HuRSTy
BKA Builders, Inc.
Building Industry
Association of Hawaii
Structural Hawaii, Inc
American Public Works
Association
Allison Fetzer
Interior Design, LLC
American Society of
Interior Designers
Mega Construction, Inc.
General Contractors
Association
J.R. luDloW, aKBD
ReID MIzue, aIa
Kyle SaSaKI, aSla leeD aP
HoWaRD C. WIIg
Designer Kitchens & Baths
National Kitchen & Bath
Associaton
OMIZU Architecture, Inc.
American Institute of
Architects, Honolulu
Ki Concepts
American Society of
Landscape Architects
State of Hawaii, DBEDT
Hawaii BuiltGreenTM
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Hale Kapena
CaTegoRy
Projects more than
$2,000,001
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Long & Associates
Architects and Interiors
ConTR aCToR
Longhouse Group
Development LLC
aRCHITeCT
Long & Associates
Architects & Interiors
DeSIgneR
Long & Associates
Architects & Interiors
l anDSCaPe
Walters, Kimura,
Motoda, Inc.
PHoTogRaPHeR PanaViz
new Residential
The clients wanted to build a modern interpretation of a classic beach house
by adding elements of serenity and elegance with warm natural textures
throughout their home. The exterior warm tone appointments include coral
stone cladding on the walls, aqua clay roof tiles, copper clad barrel roof vaults,
copper gutters, a copper-barreled porte-cochere and a structural glass railing
system that allows for unobstructed ocean views. The double story grand hall
and balcony level, supported by cantilevered steel beams, provide a dramatic
entry bathed in a natural light that flows through the clerestory windows. 12foot high pocketing electric doors open the entire Grand Hall to the infinity-edge
pool and outdoor barbeque area, which leads to a private white sand beach
and ocean access. The expansive professional-level kitchen features multiple
textures in soft neutral tones while the multiple bedroom suites feature interior
arched glass windows to capture the views. This ocean inspired beach house
offers a serene sense of place.
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WCC library
learning Commons
The
The Windward
Windward Community
Community College
College (WCC)
(WCC) Library
Library Learning
Learning Commons
Commons
serves
serves as
as an
an academic
academic center
center combining
combining five
five previously
previously separate
separate campus
campus
buildings;
buildings; including
including the
the library,
library, learning
learning center,
center, instructional
instructional media
media service
service
center,
center, computing
computing services
services and
and computer
computer laboratory
laboratory and
and the
the learning
learning resource
resource
administration
administration center.
center. Exterior
Exterior features
features that
that complement
complement the
the Spanish
Spanish Mission
Mission
Revival
Revival campus
campus architecture
architecture include
include decorative
decorative copper
copper motifs,
motifs, aa red
red tiled
tiled roof
roof
and
and library
library placement
placement in
in between
between the
the major
major existing
existing trees.
trees. The
The interior
interior of
of the
the
center
center inspires
inspires interaction
interaction as
as aa gathering
gathering space
space for
for the
the students
students while
while serving
serving
as
as an
an effective
effective workspace
workspace for
for the
the staff.
staff. The
The lower
lower level
level is
is aa more
more public
public and
and
noisy
noisy active
active zone
zone with
with the
the circulation
circulation desk,
desk, the
the upper
upper level
level offers
offers quiet
quiet private
private
study
study zones
zones and
and the
the computer
computer lounge,
lounge, while
while open
open common
common spaces
spaces offer
offer group
group
study
study flexibility
flexibility and
and mobile
mobile furniture.
furniture. Natural
Natural daylight
daylight flows
flows throughout
throughout the
the
library
library to
to 75%
75% of
of occupied
occupied spaces,
spaces, and
and as
as the
the first
first green
green library
library in
in Hawaii,
Hawaii, is
is in
in
the
the process
process of
of receiving
receiving Silver
Silver LEED
LEED certification.
certification.
TM
Hawaii BuiltgreenTM
new Commercial
CaTegoRy
CaTegoRy
National
National Green
Green Standard
Standard
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Architects
Architects Hawaii,
Hawaii, Ltd.
Ltd.
ConTR
ConTR aCToR
aCToR
Absher
Absher Construction
Construction
Company
Company
aRCHITeCT
aRCHITeCT
Architects
Architects Hawaii,
Hawaii, Ltd.
Ltd.
DeSIgneR
DeSIgneR
Architects
Architects Hawaii,
Hawaii, Ltd.
Ltd.
llanDSCaPe
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Brownlie
Brownlie &
& Lee
Lee
Bad
Bad Moon
Moon Saloon
Saloon
PHoTogRaPHeR
PHoTogRaPHeR Photography
Photography
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Subtle elegance
Residential Remodeling
Bef or e
CaTegoRy
Projects more than
$500,001
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Armstrong Builders, LLC
Peter Vincent Architects
ConTR aCToR
Amstrong Builders, LLC
aRCHITeCT
Peter Vincent
Architects
DeSIgneR
Peter Vincent
Architects
Olivier Koning
PHoTogRaPHeR Photographer
This luxury remodel transformed a dated, compartmentalized 60’s home into
an open, modern space, ideal for the flow of daily living, while showcasing
the owners’ extensive art collection. The exterior was softened and warmed
by replacing plywood siding with a new aluminum fascia, while the indoor/
outdoor flow was enhanced with a new lanai off the master bedroom, travertine
flooring and outdoor landscaping features. The removal of a structural loadbearing wall and dumbwaiter opened both the upper and lower levels. The new
gourmet kitchen, previously sectioned off from the family and dining rooms,
features an expansive island, ocean views and a stunning custom hand-blown
aqua chandelier made of recycled glass. The enlarged and open Great Room
features travertine flooring continuously through to the lanai for a seamlessly
outdoor integration. This renovation created a continuity of harmonious living
that incorporated new mauka-makai views, natural ventilation and an enhanced
ambiance that blurs the home’s boundaries.
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easter Seals at Kahului
Commercial Remodeling
Bef or e
This 8,000 square foot Easter Seals building was laden with hazardous materials,
termite damage and code delinquent issues. The goal of this renovation was
to stay true to the existing architecture of the old structure while creating
an environment conducive for learning. Hazardous materials were surgically
removed while beams, roof trusses, concrete slabs and retaining walls with
painted murals were salvaged and incorporated into the design. New roofing,
plumbing, electrical, acoustical ceiling, air conditioning and ventilation brought
the building to current energy-rated standards. Natural light flows into the
space with the addition of windows, solar tubes and skylights in each room.
The removal of dividing walls created openness and harmony between the new
commercial kitchen and the new expanded learning center. A new common
area created a covered open space to allow larger gatherings and events. This
remodeling represents the Easter Seals’ philosophy to work with existing
conditions and improve upon them.
CaTegoRy
Projects from 7,501 sq. ft.
to 15,000 sq. ft.
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Armstrong Pacific, LLC
ConTR aCToR
Armstrong Pacific, LLC
aRCHITeCT
MC Architects
l anDSCaPe
Hawaii Land Design
Tropical Light
PHoTogRaPHeR Photography
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Makiki Heights Residence
Residential Remodeling
Bef or e
CaTegoRy
Projects more than
$500,001
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Hawaii Architecture, LLP
& Complete Construction
Services, Corp.
ConTR aCToR
Complete Construction
Services, Corp.
aRCHITeCT
Hawaii Architecture, LLP
l anDSCaPe
Randall K. Monaghan
Landscape Architects, LLC
PHoTogRaPHeR Franzen Photography
The goal was to maintain many of the architectural highlights of this original
1937 Claude Albon Stiehl designed home while transforming a 75 year old 2,000
square foot structure into a completely retrofitted 3,000 square foot home to
last another century. New elements to match the original style included banded
horizontal exterior wall details, whitewash exterior, expansive use of glazing
which not only created focal highlights of downtown Honolulu and Diamond
Head, but also specifically targeted passive ventilation continuity with awning
windows strategically placed under the extra deep roof overhangs. An extensive
deconstructive demolition process, photo voltaic, solar hot water systems and
high efficiency double glazed window units incorporated sustainability. The
central space of the house now functions as the heart of the home with 16’foot
wide pocketing glass doors that open to a deck overlooking downtown Honolulu
on one side and the private residential courtyard on the other, a transformation
that honors timeless design.
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Hale Kap en a
new Residential
Projects more than $2,000,001
The clients wanted to build
a modern interpretation of a
classic beach house by adding
elements of serenity and
elegance with warm natural
textures throughout their
home. The exterior warm tone
appointments include coral
stone cladding on the walls,
aqua clay roof tiles, copper
clad barrel roof vaults and
copper gutters.
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Long & Associates
Architects and Interiors
ConTR aCToR
Longhouse Group
Development LLC
aRCHITeCT
Long & Associates
Architects & Interiors
DeSIgneR
Long & Associates
Architects & Interiors
lanDSCaPe
Walters, Kimura,
Motoda, Inc.
PHoTogR aPHeR
PanaViz
lanikai Residence
new Residential
Projects from $750,001 to $2,000,000
Inspired by its’ site and views of
adjacent conservation land and the
Mokuluas, the house and garage
structures were designed with an
open plan to maximize trade winds
and the panorama of the ocean. The
theme of a beach cottage built with
board and batten siding blends into
an old neighborhood.
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Wiley & Pam Brunel
ConTR aCToR
The Renovators
aRCHITeCT
Badenhop Architecture,
Design & Drafting
DeSIgneR
Focus Point Hawaii
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John Daley
Landscapes, Inc.
PHoTogR aPHeR
Augie Salbosa
Photography
university of Hawai’i
Cancer Center
new Commercial
Projects more than 15,001 sq. ft.
This state-of-the-art
environment for wet and dry
laboratory research embodies
the environmental qualities
of life in Hawaii, and has
attained USGBC’s LEED Gold
standing. This laboratory
built with natural materials,
color schemes and naturally
ventilated breezeways are
artfully blended to add cultural
significance to this world class
center in Kaka’ako.
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University of Hawaii
ConTR aCToR
Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc.
aRCHITeCT
Shimokawa Nakamura, Inc.
DeSIgneR
Shimokawa Nakamura, Inc.
lanDSCaPe
Miyahara Associates
PHoTogR aPHeR
Andrea Brizzi Photography
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Five-o Bar
new Commercial
Projects under 7,500 sq. ft.
The challenge was to create
a full service bar, lounge
seating, dance floor, stage,
TVs for sports and other
events and storage inside the
food court at Royal Hawaiian
Center. The material palette
was inspired by land with the
use of Ohia branches, lava
with red translucent panels
and ocean.
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Green Sand Architecture
& Sustainability
ConTR aCToR
Ho’Aloha Design Group
aRCHITeCT
Green Sand Architecture
& Sustainability
DeSIgneR
Green Sand Architecture
& Sustainability
PHoTogR aPHeR
AI Design Studio
n a pil i R esidence
Residential Remodeling
Projects more than $500,001
The owner’s had just
purchased the home
and loved the “old
Hawaiian” charm of
the property. Materials
used to enhance the
subtle Hawaiian
character included
copper roofing, sapili
doors and windows,
cedar for exterior
siding, blue-rock base
veneer, travertine and
cherry wood flooring.
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Arquitectura, LLC
ConTR aCToR
David Stoops Construction
aRCHITeCT
Arquitectura, LLC
DeSIgneR
Shelby Hansen Interiors
lanDSCaPe
Hawaii Land Design
PHoTogR aPHeR
PXL Creative
M a k ik i Heigh ts
R esidence
Residential Remodeling
Projects more than $500,001
The goal was to maintain
the architectural highlights
of this original 1937 Claude
Albon Stiehl designed
home while transforming
a 75 year old 2,000 square
foot structure into a
completely retrofitted 3,000
square foot home. New
elements to match the
original style created a
transformation that honors
timeless design.
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Hawaii Architecture, LLP
& Complete Construction
Services, Corp.
ConTR aCToR
Complete Construction
Services, Corp.
aRCHITeCT
Hawaii Architecture, LLP
lanDSCaPe
Randall K. Monaghan
Landscape Architects, LLC
PHoTogR aPHeR
Franzen Photography
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zen Residence
Residential remodeling
Projects from $350,001 to $500,000
The clients desired
a modern Japanese
residence reminiscent of
the Zen gardens in Japan.
The exterior koi pond
was rehabilitated and
landscaping was designed
to create a Japanese
garden themed oasis in the
backyard. Large sliding
doors were incorporated to
allow the indoors to flow out
into the Japanese garden.
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Alan Shintani, Inc.
ConTR aCToR
Alan Shintani, Inc.
aRCHITeCT
Fung Associates, Inc.
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John K. Mossman Design
PHoTogR aPHeR
Franzen Photography
Pali Momi
Medical Pavilion
Commercial Remodeling
Projects more than 15,001 sq. ft.
The unique challenge was
to renovate the former
Inspiration furniture store into
a serene and healing medical
space focused on Pali Momi’s
patient experience. The
combination of state-of-the-art
technology with innovative
solutions transformed a retail
space into a regional medical
facility offering quality
healthcare services in a calm
welcoming environment.
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Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
ConTR aCToR
Gateside, Inc.
aRCHITeCT
Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
DeSIgneR
Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
PHoTogR aPHeR
Bad Moon Saloon
Photography
easter Seals at
Kahului
Commercial Remodeling
Projects from 7,501 sq. ft.
to 15,000 sq. ft.
This 8,000 square foot Easter
Seals building was laden with
hazardous materials, termite
damage and code delinquent
issues. The goal of this
renovation was to stay true
to the existing architecture
of the old structure while
creating an environment
conducive for learning. Easter
Seals’ philosophy: to work
with existing conditions and
improve upon them.
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Armstrong Pacific, LLC
ConTR aCToR
Armstrong Pacific, LLC
aRCHITeCT
MC Architects
lanDSCaPe
Hawaii Land Design
PHoTogR aPHeR
Tropical Light
Photography
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Hyatt Regency Resort &
Spa lobby Renovation
Commercial Remodeling
Projects under 7,500 sq. ft.
Enhancing the guest
arrival experience at one of
Maui’s premier hotels was
the goal of this 30 year old
lobby renovation. Creating
this dramatic arrival guest
experience through the use
of natural colors, modern
elements and breathtaking
views of the ocean
transformed the guest
arrival experience into a
memorable occasion.
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Armstrong Pacific, LLC
ConTR aCToR
Armstrong Pacific, LLC
aRCHITeCT
Houston/Tyner
DeSIgneR
Creative Resource
Associates
PHoTogR aPHeR
Ryan Siphers Photography
arts & Crafts
Hawaiian Style
Innovative Design & Construction
Commercial
This innovative gourmet
coffee shop is a fully
functioning cafe nestled into
a corridor alcove of the First
Hawaiian Center. Glass tiles,
polished Verde Fire granite,
stainless steel, natural wood
finishes, including a fallen
red eucalyptus tree from
Makiki, blend this Arts and
Crafts café atmosphere into
the bank lobby.
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Canaan
Construction, Ltd.
ConTR aCToR
Canaan
Construction, Ltd.
aRCHITeCT
Lapis Design Partners
PHoTogR aPHeR
Hal Lum Photography
Pier 29
Container yard
Public Works-Transportation
Projects from $15 million
to $50 million
This Reconstruction
project encompassed an
innovative work plan
that was the State’s first
project funded by the U.S
DOT TIGER Grant, so
the successful outcome
added nearly 12 acres of
upgraded cargo yard to
increase the efficiency
and safety in Honolulu
Harbor and was crucial
for multiple state and
federal agencies.
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Watts Constructors, LLC
ConTR aCToR
Watts Constructors, LLC
leaD engIneeR
R.M. Towill Corp.
PHoTogR aPHeR
The Image Group, LLC
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aBMC vietnam Pavilions,
Punchbowl Cemetery
Public Works-Historical
Projects up to $15 million
The objective of this
project was to honor the
Vietnam War veterans
in a similar way that the
other Pacific War veterans are honored at the
Punchbowl Memorial. A
major design principle
was to perpetuate the
historic integrity and
to honor the rigorous
historic guidelines with
the highest quality and
workmanship.
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Fung Associates, Inc.
ConTR aCToR
Mira Image Construction
aRCHITeCT
Innovative Constructors
Hawaii
DeSIgneR
Fung Associates, Inc.
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John K. Mossman Design
PHoTogR aPHeR
Franzen Photography
Hobron/lai Residence
Historical Division
Residential
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A Colonial Revival style
residence, built in 1916, was Fung Associates, Inc.
one of the first residences
aRCHITeCT
Fung Associates, Inc.
in the Pacific Heights area.
Neglected for many years,
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this house needed to be
John K. Mossman Design
repaired and renovated
PHoTogR aPHeR
within historic guidelines.
Franzen Photography
Selection of materials was
based on matching and
enhancing the characteristics
of this historically significant
residence.
St. Francis Church
Historical Division
Commercial
Culturally and historically
significant, the scope of
work for this Catholic Church
included the replacement of
existing roofing, structural
upgrades and termite
damage repairs. Structural
improvements included
plywood sheeting on the
roof, strengthening of woodto-wood connections and
strengthening of roof-to-wall
connections. An absolute
requirement was not to
remove any existing framing.
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Pacific Islands
Construction
ConTR aCToR
Pacific Islands
Construction
aRCHITeCT
Erickson Structural
Consulting Engineers, PC
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Sustainable Style
at Wa’ahila Ridge
TM
Hawaii BuiltgreenTM
leeD Certified
This design-build craftsman
home, with a modern
touch, melded the science
of design and the science
of building. This stunning
3,500 square foot single
family custom home, using
energy saving products,
sustainable building
systems, universal and
multi-generational design,
is one of the only LEED
for Homes PLATINUM
certifications in Hawaii.
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Mokulua High Performance
Builder & Archipelago Hawaii
ConTR aCToR
Mokulua High
Performance Builder
aRCHITeCT
Project Design
DeSIgneR
Archipelago Hawaii,
Luxury Home Design
PHoTogR aPHeR
Salbosa Photography
Hale K alawahine
TM
Hawaii BuiltgreenTM
Sustainable energy Residential
The primary goal for the
renovation of this existing
1939 home was to cool the
house for year round comfort
without the addition of air
conditioning. Secondary
goals were to modernize
the kitchen, replace the
roof, and expand the lanai.
All was accomplished
including becoming a net
zero energy home.
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Green Sand Architecture
& Sustainability
ConTR aCToR
Emery Construction
aRCHITeCT
Green Sand
Architecture &
Sustainability
DeSIgneR
Green Sand
Architecture &
Sustainability
PHoTogR aPHeR
Hal Lum Photography
WCC libr ary
lear ning Commons
TM
Hawaii BuiltgreenTM
new Commercial
national green Standard
The Windward Community
College (WCC) Library
Learning Commons serves
as an academic center
combining five previously
separate buildings; including
the library, learning center,
instructional media service
center, computing services
and computer laboratory
and the learning resource
administration center.
Hawaii’s first green library
is in the process of Silver
LEED certification.
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Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
ConTR aCToR
Absher Construction
Company
aRCHITeCT
Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
DeSIgneR
Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
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Brownlie & Lee
PHoTogR aPHeR
Bad Moon Saloon
Photography
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Sophisticated Sanctuary
Kitchen Division
Projects from $75,001 to $100,000
Creating an elegant
retreat, this 1960’s
apartment kitchen is now
a beautiful gathering
space for cooking and
entertaining with family
and friends. Removal of
walls created an open
view while a new curved
granite peninsula and
a large island created
storage from different
parts of the kitchen and
preparation space.
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Dangler Design
ConTR aCToR
Dangler Construction, Inc.
aRCHITeCT
Architectural &
Environmental Design
DeSIgneR
Dangler Design
PHoTogR aPHeR
Franzen Photography
Hawaii loa R idge elegant K itchen
Kitchen Division
Projects up to $75,000
This transformation of
a dated boxy kitchen
into a completely open
and spacious gathering
space was supplemented
by the incorporation of
a new walk in pantry.
Cherry cabinets and stone
countertops are beautifully
integrated and blend into
the open floor plan leading
to the adjacent dining
room and living room.
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Homeworks Construction, Inc.
ConTR aCToR
Homeworks Construction, Inc.
aRCHITeCT
Homeworks Construction, Inc.
DeSIgneR
Homeworks Construction, Inc.
PHoTogR aPHeR
Crew Hawaii
auloa Mist
Bath Division
Projects more than $50,001
The owner wanted a
new master suite that
would showcase both
her beautiful hilltop
views and special limoge
collection. New custom
cabinets and vanity area
now allow the client to be
surrounded by her favorite
things. Repositioned new
windows allow the beauty of
nature to flow into the space.
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Mokulua High
Performance Builders
& Archipelago Hawaii
ConTR aCToR
Mokulua High
Performance Builders
DeSIgneR
Archipelago Hawaii
PHoTogR aPHeR
Hawkins Biggins
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Hawaii loa Ridge elegant Bath
Bath Division
Projects from $25,001 to $50,000
The owner loved vibrant
color, elegant botanical
images and distinctive
Renoir granite, so
the challenge was to
coordinate the many
colors and mediums into a
cohesive bath renovation
design. The two main
materials throughout this
space are Renoir granite
and beautiful Shells Reef
limestone reflecting the
personality of the owner.
enTR anT
Homeworks Construction, Inc.
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Homeworks Construction, Inc.
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Homeworks Construction, Inc.
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Homeworks Construction, Inc.
PHoTogR aPHeR
Crew Hawaii
living on the lawn
landscape/outdoor living
Residential
This expanded lanai,
plunge pool and garden are
the third and final phase
of a seven year renovation.
The extended family now
lives on the lanai and
enjoys dining, lounging,
grilling at the barbeques
and swimming in an
indoor/ outdoor space that
is an active extension of
their home.
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Stephen Haus
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Lapis Design Partners
lanDSCaPe
Stephen Haus ASLA
PHoTogR aPHeR
Stephen Haus
Hawaii loa R idge elegant Firepl ace
Details Division
residential
A unique focal point of
the room, this gas
fireplace can either direct
vent out the heat or with
a fan, the fireplace can
actually warm the room on
a chilly winter night. The
solid Cherry wood mantle
provides traditional
detailing and surrounds
the fireplace in contrast
to the flooring.
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Homeworks Construction, Inc.
ConTR aCToR
Homeworks Construction, Inc.
aRCHITeCT
Homeworks Construction Inc .
DeSIgneR
Homeworks Construction Inc .
PHoTogR aPHeR
Crew Hawaii
2 013 BI a R en a ISS a nCe
aWaR D oF MeR IT WInneRS
Hawaii K ai M arina Residence
4 gener ations on the Rise
M akiki Tuscan villa
university of Hawai’i West o’ahu
Wailea Residence
Waipahu Waikele Pet Hospital
Breaking Down Barriers
Mo‘olelo aha Mele
New Residential
Projects from $750,001 to $2,000,000
Graham Builders, Inc.
New Residential
Projects from $750,001 to $2,000,000
Clifford Planning & Architecture, LLC
New Residential
Projects from $750,001 to $2,000,000
Arquitectura, LLC
Residential Remodeling
Projects from $350,001 to $500,000
Canaan Construction, Ltd.
Residential Remodeling
Projects more than $500,001
Homeworks Construction, Inc.
New Commercial
Projects more than 15,001 sq. ft.
John Hara Associates, Inc.
New Commercial
Projects more than 15,001 sq. ft.
Bryce E. Uyehara, AIA & Ridgeway Construction, Inc.
Commercial Remodeling
Projects more than 15,001 sq. ft.
Richard Peterson Design
2 013 BI A R EN A ISS A NCE
AWAR D Of MER IT WINNERS
Six Eighty Ala Moana
Seki Pool & Spa
A Tribute to Ernest Hideo Har a
Ahina Lumi Kuke
Landscape/Outdoor Living
Residential
C&J Contracting
Commercial Remodeling
Projects more than 15,001 sq. ft.
Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
Historical Division
Residential
Canaan Construction, Ltd.
Kitchen Division
Projects up to $75,000
Richard Peterson Design
Congratulations
to all of the winning participants in the
2013 BIA Renaissance
Building and Remodeling Awards.
Hale Ho’ano Hou
Historical Division
Residential
Interiors By Hinano, LLC
Save the Date
BIA RENAISSANCE
BUILDING AND REMODELING AWARDS
Look for the 2013 Renaissance Magazine Guide in the June issue of
Building Industry Magazine and Building Management Hawaii. Mark your calendar
for the 2014 BIA Renaissance Awards, Call for Entry November 1, 2013.
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