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June 10, 2015 | Source: khon2.com

Hawaii Pacific University turns Aloha Tower into residential community

Construction is almost finished on Hawaii Pacific University’s $50 million project at Aloha Tower Marketplace. HPU is turning the iconic site into rooms for hundreds of students. There’s also going to be a bookstore and restaurants. Behind the construction barriers...

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June 9, 2015 | Source: hotelbusiness.com

Turtle Bay Resort Completes Renovation of Beach Cottages

OAHU, HI—Turtle Bay on the North Shore here has completed the renovation of its beach cottages. which now come with a separate concierge service and a number of amenities, privileges and offerings accessible only to cottage guests. This upgrade is...

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June 2, 2015 | Source: hawaiinewsnow.com

Mayor Caldwell announces plans for new modular housing facility to help homeless

KALIHI, OAHU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Up to 100 homeless individuals will be able to live in a new housing facility in Sand Island before transitioning into permanent supportive housing, all part of plans to improve the homeless situation on Oahu. Honolulu...

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June 1, 2015 | Source: hawaiibusiness.com

Turning Unused Buses Into Shelters And Showers

A group of architects and their supporters have a plan to transform unused buses into shelters and hygiene facilities for homeless people, and are now looking for funding and a nonprofit partner.   “This is not a solution to housing,”...

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May 15, 2015 | Source: Pacific Edge Magazine

A Fun, Unique Learning Environment: Group 70’s design combines outdoor and indoor spaces

The nearly 340 students of Assets School, a private school in Honolulu catering to dyslexic and gifted children, have much to celebrate as the 21-year-old campus will soon be undergoing a major overhaul and facelift.   Assets School hired Group...

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May 15, 2015 | Source: bizjournals.com

Group 70’s Jeff Overton Talks Sustainability in PBN’s Panel

The panel of experts at PBN’s sustainability seminar in Downtown Honolulu on Friday focused on the attitudes people have toward sustainability, and a common theme was that while Hawaii has come a long way, we can do better. Panelists at...

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May 15, 2015 | Source: Pacific Edge Magazine

Civil Engineer for Sustainability: Paul Matsuda

In less than five years, Paul Matsuda has taken the lead on some of the biggest civil engineering initiatives in the state. He has planned and designed a five-megawatt solar farm in West Oʻahu, eight Honolulu rail stations and Kihei...

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