James Campbell Company LLC has initiated a $36 million transportation improvement project to improve accessibility to and from the James Campbell Industrial Park and Kalaeloa Harbor.
The Walter Dods, Jr. RISE Center at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa was named Redevelopment of the Year at the 2024 CoStar Impact Hawai‘i awards.
The Building Industry Association of Hawaii has announced a $100,000 grant marking the start of a new partnership with the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation.
Cove Campbell Kobayashi LLC, a partnership between the James Campbell Company, Kobayashi Group and BlackSand Capital recently filed a draft environmental impact statement for a proposed redevelopment of the Paradise Cove Lū‘au at Ko Olina.
Mayor Rick Blangiardi joined officials from the City & County of Honolulu at the Honouliuli Wastewater Treatment Plant to mark the start of a $517 million renovation project aimed.
Hōkūao, the first major housing development on the island of Lāna‘i in over three decades, welcomed a second group of new residents in April.
The Building Industry Association (BIA) of Hawaii has announced that they are providing $100,000 of funding to the Youth Build Green Pre-Apprenticeship Construction Training Program (Green PACT) as part of a strategic partnership with the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation. The funding will support Green PACT’s workforce training initiatives for
Hitachi Rail Honolulu was selected as the winner of the Inspiration of Year Global Award 2023 at a gala held on April 24 at the MSG Sphere in Las Vegas. Hitachi Rail Honolulu’s work on the Skyline project was chosen from over 230 other Hitachi projects around the world. The
The Construction Industry of Maui (CIM), a professional trade organization, has announced that they are currently accepting applications for the Bob Poulson CIM Scholarship. The scholarship is open to students graduating from a Maui County high school who are pursuing a degree in an applicable construction or design field. Scholarship
Honolulu affordable housing project Hale Kalele was named a finalist for the American Society of Civil Engineers’ prestigious Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award. This award, first presented in 1960, recognizes the year’s most significant examples of civil engineering, showcasing advances in the field and their impact on society. Located at