Hawaii Public Radio | By Casey HarlowPublished September 12, 2022 at 11:17 AM HST Honolulu's Department of Planning and Permitting enforces zoning laws and oversees planning on Oʻahu. However, changes to the permitting process at DPP have led to further delays and a backlog of commercial and residential projects. "Recent experience, certainly it has been a challenge," said...
Read MoreAt G70 we strive to build and nurture a culture where diversity and inclusivity is not an initiative it is the way we operate… it is WHO WE ARE. We strive to ensure that those who come to work for us are set for success. In March, Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day is recognized...
Read MoreG70 is proud to announce the promotion of Rene Matsumura, AIA to Associate Principal. Matsumura’s work which focuses on master planning and urban design, encompasses a diverse range of project types including campuses, student housing, resort residential developments, urban revitalization, mixed-use communities and Transit Oriented Developments. Matsumura’s training as an architect allows her to connect buildings...
Read MoreG70 has promoted Tracy Camuso to Associate Principal. Camuso works on a range of environmental/land use planning projects in Hawaii. In her new role she will work with G70’s management team on viable solutions for the community. Camuso was an awardee of PBN 40 Under 40 in 2019. More Information
Read MoreWe are excited to announce the promotion of Kellye Greco to Associate Principal here at G70. Through her experience working on a wide range of projects from commercial, hospitality, institution and resort development, Greco has developed a passion for the design of education and learning facilities. In her time at G70, she has had a hand...
Read MoreG70 has promoted Kellye Greco, IIDA to Associate Principal. Greco will continue to grow G70’s Interior Design Studio, and provide design leadership on her projects in the commercial, education, hospitality and resort development sectors. More Information
Read MoreHONOLULU (KHON2) - Founded in 2007, Kupu, Hawaiʻi’s leading environmental education non-profit organization, has managed the Net Shed in Kewalo Basin since 2010 for public use as well as use by Kupu’s Hawai‘i Youth Conservation Corps Community Program, which serves under-resourced youth in the community. On Thursday, March 14 next week, Kupu celebrates the grand opening...
Read MoreAn outdated facility that brings in millions of dollars to the state is about to get a much-needed makeover. Last December, then-Gov. Neil Abercrombie released $3.5 million to improve the state-owned Hawaii Film Studio. KHON2 has learned the work is now finally out to bid. At the foot of Diamond Head, you’ll find the Hawaii Film...
Read MoreIf PBN's print editions were real estate, Page 1 would be prime property. It's not open to everyone. Only a select group of people, companies and businesses make it. To be cover story material, they must be making news of interest and significance to our readers. Here are some of the best from 2014, in order...
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