The City & County of Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting has announced a comprehensive upgrade of its permitting system.
“I am honored to have been selected as BIA Hawaii’s next CEO. It is a privilege to be part of an organization that represents the Voice of Hawaii’s construction industry,” Freitas said.
Gov. Josh Green recently signed two bills into law that will increase the amount of education construction underway in the state. Act 172, signed by Green on July 3, authorizes the state’s School Facilities Authority to partner with public and private agencies to develop housing on or off campus for
Hunt Capital Partners (HCP), in conjunction with Pacific Development Group (PDG) and Hunt Development Group (HDG), announced today the closing of $93.3 million in tax credit equity financing for the group’s Hālawa View II development, which aims to introduce 302 new affordable homes on Oʻahu. The new homes will be
The Subcontractors Association of Hawaii annual golf tournament tees off Aug. 11 at the Ewa Beach Golf Club, 91-050 Ft. Weaver Rd. An awards party, special lucky number drawings, Par 3 cash prizes, a putting contest and more activities are planned. Check-in is at 10:30 a.m., with a three-person scramble
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa has launched an ambitious $57 million renovation project to transform Sinclair Library, originally built in 1956, into a state-of-the-art Student Success Center. The four-story, 115,000-square-foot project was initiated in June and is expected to reach completion by the fall 2025 semester, marking a new
Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command Marianas on June 8 awarded Aiea-based H2O Guam JV a $138,452,700 firm-fixed-price contract on to repair two wharves at Naval Base Guam and Apra Harbor. The joint venture is comprised of Healy Tibbitts Builders Inc., Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co. Inc. and Obayashi Corp. Work is
Castle & Cooke Hawai‘i has promoted Denise Kobashigawa to director of human resources, Jason Markpol to manager of Management Information Systems (MIS), and has transferred Tammy Sennett to its building construction department as an assistant construction superintendent. Kobashigawa now oversees all areas of human resources development and management, including employee
WATG, an international design firm headquartered in California with offices in Honolulu, has promoted two designers to management positions. Michael Brown, a WATG landscape architect certified in Hawai‘i and California, is now creative director of WATG’s Honolulu landscape studio. Brandon Large, an architectural designer, project director and associate at WATG’s
The 18th annual CANstruction competition, hosted by AIA Honolulu, is set for Sept. 16 through Sept. 23 at Kahala Mall. The public is invited to vote on 3D structures created entirely from canned goods by eight local architectural and engineering teams. All canned goods used will be donated to Hawaiʻi