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In a city with no shortage of high-end builds, a unique residential development aims to move the needle on Hawai‘i’s affordable housing landscape.
In a city with no shortage of high-end builds, a unique residential development aims to move the needle on Hawai‘i’s affordable housing landscape.
Drawing from Hawai‘i’s heritage, environment, and history, artists and thinkers reimagine what it means to design for their island home.
From the classic to the curious, the collection of a local reveals why there is growing appreciation for the anachronism that is the vintage typewriter.
Two industrial designers find inspiration in unlikely places.
Eerie, avant-garde expressions of nature, the floral arrangements of Ren MacDonald-Balasia are marvelous to behold.
The relief programs that followed the Great Depression had far-reaching effects on Hawai‘i’s art and architecture, and continue to spur the collective conscience.
Fantastic and feral, the wearable artwork of floral artist Noah Harders is part mythology, part haute couture.
Native Hawaiian designer Kini Zamora recreates the long lost coronation gown of Queen Kapi‘olani.
In O‘ahu’s Pālolo Valley, an architect’s utopian family home is designed to rise to a unique challenge.
A biomimicry professional’s annual walk around the perimeter of O‘ahu reveals clues on how humanity can live in harmony with nature.











