This project involves restoration of the existing Honolulu Advertiser Building and designing two mixed-use high-rise mixed-use buildings and parking structures. As the projected is located in the Kakaako District, Pacific Atelier assisted in preparing design drawings and documents to Hawaii Community Development Authority. The design includes 792 dwelling units, reserve housing and commercial spaces. Move cursor over the image to see before and after
Skyline Honolulu
Pacific Atelier employed BIM to design a residential condominium project on an uncommonly irregular site at Punchbowl Special District. The scale of this project included a hundred units surrounded a central pool deck and recreation area on the slope the hill. The client was satisfied with our skills in architectural planning and impressed with our prompt responses to his design requirements.
Aloha Pacific Center
In a timely manner, Pacific Atelier provided architectural design and generated condominium document before the project was constructed. This project involves a 5-story office building, 120,000-sf, and a parking structure.
Kahala Residence
Three adjacent lots on the waterfront of the prestigious Kahala Avenue were developed for one 15,000-square-feet residence. A series of living pavilions were joined together with water features, landscaping, arcades and bridges. Materials included imported stones from India and detailed elements with teak finishes. The goal is to create a fusion of Southeast Asian and modern design sensibilities.
Royal Palms at Poipu
Royal Palms at Poipu Beach is one of the south shore’s most anticipated resort communities in the last 15 years. It is a unique blend of design, style and environment. Pacific Atelier was engaged in the architectural design and construction document for the hundred-unit development.
Pacific Atelier International ( PAI ) was founded in 1995 with a commission for a 17-story independent living facility resulting in numerous awards and recognition from the state and city for it’s contribution to our community’s seniors. Since then Pacific Atelier has grown into an internationally diverse firm with projects ranging from high-end residential homes to some of Hawaii’s most famous and highly visited facilities including the Maui Ocean Center, and the Dole Plantation’s New Store Expansion.
We believe that, because we do not try to superimpose an ideology of building or consistency of style thus imposing ourselves on our client, our “ways of understanding” and “ways of seeing” give us the methodology to address all aspects of architecture in their specificity no matter the scale or the budget.
Unlike the familiar image of unity of the machine, architecture for us retains the complexities of life with its continuous renewal of individual and collective aspirations.
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Honolulu, Hawai‘i 96813
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