Featuring the 2019 award-winning building and design ... · BUILDING & REMODELING AWARDS COMPETITION. Now known as the Building Industry Design & Construction Awards, the competition

Featuring the 2019 award-winning building and design

projects from Hawaii’s best builders, contractors, architects and developers.

2019 C O R P O R AT E S P O N S O R S

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� IN 1985, BIA-HAWAII HAD ITS FIRST RENAISSANCE BUILDING & REMODELING AWARDS COMPETITION. Now known as the Building Industry Design & Construction Awards, the competition features the best in remodeling and new construction projects statewide. We have come a long way and have evolved into one of the most prestigious building and design competitions in Hawaii. Entries are judged on creativity, use of materials, crafts-manship, functionality and design principles.

These award-winning designs incorporate the latest technologies and products on the market today. From sustainable living and luxurious outdoor spaces to commercial and retail spaces that become community gathering places, consumers will learn about and be inspired by the exciting possibilities for their next projects.

Congratulations to all of our winners and to all who submitted their hard work for con-sideration. Heartfelt appreciation to our team of jurists, who spent many hours reviewing and scoring the submissions.

Gladys Quinto Marrone, CAEBIA-Hawaii CEO & Chief Lobbyist

� THE BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII ANNUAL BUILDING INDUSTRY DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION AWARDS has a 34-year history of presenting prestigious construc-tion projects in Hawaii. BIA-Hawaii, in partnership with the Na-tional Kitchen & Bath Association Aloha Chapter, has elevated this construction competition and allowed us to provide proper accolades for the outstanding quality and workmanship of builders, designers and architects. An elite panel of judges was asked to review and score each entrant in a number of criteria. Each judge brings their own experience in architecture, interior design and construction.

I would like to take this opportunity to say mahalo to each of the judges for your time, energy and expertise in design and construction. This competition could not be the most successful and prestigious design and construction competition in Hawaii without each of you. Thank you to our partners at NKBA Aloha Chapter and Hawaii Home + Remodeling magazine for your continued support and for elevating the Building Industry Design & Construction Awards to an unparalleled status. Your partnership has been a blessing and we look forward to many more successful years ahead.

A special thanks to all of the entrants in the 2019 Building Industry Design & Construc-tion Awards competition. Please keep striving for excellence for your clients, because they are the true winners of your valiant attention to detail and hard work. We will see you again next year.

Michael WatanabeJ.W. Inc., BIA-Hawaii Awards Committee Chair

W E L C O M E MEET THE JURORS

T I A R E N O E L A N I P I N T OPRE SIDEN T, AMERIC AN SOCIE T Y OF

IN T ERIOR DE SIGNER S , HAWAII CHAPT ER PRE SIDEN T, ARCHIPEL AGO HAWAII

J O S E P H F E R R A R OFAIA , L EED AP

PRE SIDEN T, AMERIC AN INS T IT U T E OF ARCHIT EC T S HONOLULU CHAPT ER

CHAIRMAN, FERRARO CHOI & ASSOCIATES LTD.

L AY N E M A C H I D AP R E S I D E N T, G E N E R A L C O N T R A C T O R S

A S S O C I AT I O N O F H AWA I IC I V I L- M E C H A N I C A L C O N T R A C T O R

M A R S H A L L R . H I C K O XPRE SIDEN T, B IA-HAWAII

PRE SIDEN T AND CHIEF ADMINIS T R AT IVE OFF ICER , HOME WORK S CONS T RUC T ION INC .

The Hoakalei Golf Course Clubhouse was designed to provide members with a variety of social amenities and to create a clubhouse that unites with the golf course, creating a more enhanced golfing experience. It’s a state-of-the-art facility with sustainable strategies such as a 300 kW photovoltaic array, energy-efficient glazing, durable materials, natural ventilation, light shafts, large overhangs and shaded perimeter porches. A theme of both floral and water patterns is carried throughout the project — seen in the carpet, at the entry gates, with the light fixtures, in the infinity edge swimming pool and through-out the facility’s interior design concept.

D I V I S I O N :New Commercial Projects more than 15,001 square feetE N T R A N T:Peter Vincent ArchitectsP H O T O :Kyle Rothenborg

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The Carl Reppun Award goes to Moorhead & Company Inc., whose M. Residential project demonstrates creative design and quintessential construction. The award is presented to a small to medium-sized builder whose work exemplifies excellence. According to the judges, the M. Residential project shows elegance and attention to detail. For these reasons, it is BIA-Hawaii’s privilege to present this award to Moorhead & Company Inc. in 2019.

MOORH E A D & COM PA N Y INC . P H O T O : Hawkins Biggins PhotographyMOORH E A D & COM PA N Y INC . MOORH E A D & COM PA N Y INC .

The NKBA Aloha Chapter Kitchen & Bath Design Competition was established more than 20 years ago, honoring Hawaii’s talented designers and outstanding projects through the years. The competition is based on design principles set forth by the National Kitchen & Bath Association and judged by a certified kitchen and bath designer and professionals from BIA-Hawaii, ASID Hawaii Chapter and AIA Honolulu.

This year, the NKBA Aloha Chapter acknowledged and honored a certified kitchen and bath designer in Hawaii who has consistently showcased and entered kitchen and bath projects in the NKBA Design Competition for 10 years or more, winning awards at various levels, including multiple top-level technical awards (which is a big achieve-ment on its own), and has had multiple projects selected through the years for the Hawaii Home + Remodeling Editor’s Choice Award.

The 2019 Distinguished Kitchen & Bath Designer was awarded to Shelley Tanner, a certified kitchen designer with John Cook Kitchens.

DISTINGUISHED KITCHEN & BATH DESIGNER AWARD P H O T O S : Aaron K. Yoshino, Ryan Siphers


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MOROCCAN OASIS E N T R A N T: Moorhead & Company Inc. P H O T O : Hawkins Biggins Photography The Moroccan Oasis bathroom is a one of a kind when it comes to design, materials and overall workmanship, from hand-painted designs on tile to customized cabinets with Moroccan lattice to dual blue vessel sinks that are centered on the lights above so they shine down through the sink bowl. All of this is surrounded with beautiful blue glass accent tile to accentuate the blue in the lotus flower, bringing everything together.

K A H A L A P O O LE N T R A N T: Pacifi c Pool & SpaP H O T O : David CroxfordThe pool at this Kahala property is a calming, harmonious outdoor palace in the center of the home and garden. The design solution called for a pool and deck with clean and simple lines, surrounded by tropical plantings.

H OA K A L E I CO U N T RY CL U B D O O R SE N T R A N T: Raynor Hawaii Overhead Doors & GatesP H O T O : Travis Okimoto The Hoakalei Clubhouse wanted a wall that not only pro-vides security, but also allows for an unobstructed view of the poolside cabanas and beautiful golf course. The project accomplished this with elegant rollup doors that disappear into the ceiling when the facility is in use and then turns into a solid, secure wall when not in use.

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The sculptural design of this ocean-front home is something to be seen and appreciated, whether from the beach or the street. Its design allows a view through the length of the house, so the ocean can be seen from the street level through walls of glass supplied by Maui Windows & Doors. An artistic arch serves as structural support for the cantilever lanai, and the curved design is replicated along the home’s roof.

FELDER RESIDENCED I V I S I O N :New Residential Projects more than $999,001 E N T R A N T: ArquitecturaP H O T O : PanaViz EDITOR’S

CHOICE AWARD

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MCCULLY APARTMENTS E N T R A N T: Masterpiece Construction LLCP H O T O : Caiel Manuel The design goal is to create a geographically and culturally friendly, comfortable, affordable yet still contemporary mod-ern infrastructure. The four housing units are designed for sustainable and ecologically driven solutions such as daylight (large safety glass windows), sunlight harvesting photovol-taic water heater panels, and split-unit air conditioning. Overall, the project is intended to accommodate and meet all the necessary elements of single-family housing.

STYLE LOFT SALONE N T R A N T: O’Donnell Construction LLC P H O T O : Olivier KoningThe Style Loft Salon was remodeled to represent a high-end modern, stylish new age salon. The design concept incorporated new technologies, current design elements as well as cost and energy saving solutions, giving it a sleek and inviting welcome to a well-deserved day at the salon. The unique color palette promotes relaxation while the simplicity in the details is reflected in the remodel. The architect was Rachael Jorgensen of District Architects.

WAIMANALO BEACH HOUSEE N T R A N T: Welch and WeeksP H O T O : Olivier KoningThis Waimanalo home exemplifies a classic Hawaii beach house with beautiful ocean and mountain views while incorporating some modern techniques such as cross venti-lation and borrowed light, which helps keep the home cool throughout the year. The home also has a lot of windows to make the best use of natural light. While the interior is modern, the exterior still gives the home a “sense of place” in the simple neighborhood.

G R A N D AWA R D: N E W R E S I D E N T I A L U P TO $ 5 0 0,0 0 0

GRAND AWARD: COMMERCIAL REMODELING UP TO 7,500 SQ. FT.G R A N D AWA R D: N E W R E S I D E N T I A L M O R E T H A N $9 9 9,0 0 1

H A L E A H I K IE N T R A N T: Mokulua HPB and Fujita & Netski Architecture P H O T O : David Franzen PhotographyNestled at the base of Olomana, this newly constructed residence is designed to show off sweeping views from mauka to makai. The home was successfully certified to ENERGY STAR®,EPA Indoor airPLUS and LEED for Homes v4 Platinum. It’s a beacon of architectural rever-ence, craftsmanship and unparalleled quality, seamlessly integrating the client’s wishes without compromise while enhancing the surrounding environment.

M . R E S I D E N T I A L R E M O D E L E N T R A N T: Moorhead & Company Inc. P H O T O : Hawkins Biggins PhotographyThis guest suite was remodeled into a beautiful beach-themed getaway with an open kitchen, large bedroom, walk-in closet, laundry room and full bathroom. The large island built in the kitchen acts as the gathering spot for friends and family as they enjoy the beautiful ocean view. From the glass feathered tile used as a backsplash in the kitchen to the color of the barnyard door, this suite was designed for relaxation by the beach.

A N A H A TOW N H O U S E S E N I O R R E S I D E N CE E N T R A N T: Ventus Design LLC P H O T O : Olivier KoningThe Anaha Townhouse Senior Residence provides a mother and daughter their very own space that takes less maintenance, has convenient parking, an aging-in-place bathroom, and a private tatami room to perform a tradi-tional Japanese tea ceremony they enjoy doing together.

B L ACK P O I N T V I L L A E N T R A N T: Barker Kappelle Construction P H O T O : Olivier KoningThe Black Point Villa remodel elevates an existing 1950s single-wall house to a modern, connected home with in-door-outdoor tropical resort-style living. The kitchen, dining and living rooms were transitioned into a seamless, light, breathable and flowing common area. The remodeled oasis evokes relaxation, capturing the essence of luxury in a classic 1950s tropical villa.

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GRAND AWARD: RESIDENTIAL REMODELING MORE THAN $450,000

R E N OVAT I O N O F G A R T L E Y H A L L AT T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F H AWA I I AT M A N OAE N T R A N T: Fung Associates Inc.P H O T O : David Franzen PhotographyThe renovation of Gartley Hall at the University of Hawaii at Manoa maintains the historical value of the place and provides a state-of-the-art educational facility to support Hawaii’s scholars and future social workers. In addition to the restored character and the resolution of the significant structural issues, Gartley Hall has achieved a Gold LEED certificate as an energy-efficient and sustainable building.

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EWA OPEN-CONCEPT KITCHENE N T R A N T: Executive ConstructionP H O T O : Simeon Manginsay This project was intended to make the house stand out from the rest in the neighborhood and to increase its value. The home was designed with an open-concept kitchen with astovetop and farmers sink in the custom-built island. The cabinets were installed along the wall for more storage and built-in appliances provide more space.

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ROSS CONDO REMODEL E N T R A N T: Moorhead & Company Inc. P H O T O : Hawkins Biggins PhotographyThe two-bedroom, two-bathroom renovation is on the beach at Waikiki, steps away from the ocean. Opening up the condo allows better views of the beach, and cus-tom-made white cabinets with contrasting gray cabinets, along with a beautiful countertop with a glass backsplash, certainly highlight the design.

TONGGS BEACH CONDO E N T R A N T: Peter Vincent Architects P H O T O : Kyle RothenborgThis third-floor Waikiki condo has an open, clean, con-temporary boatlike design with pocketing sliding glass doors and a new frameless glass lanai railing to provide a seamless panoramic ocean view.

GRAND AWARD: CONDOMINIUM RESIDENTIAL REMODELING UP TO $200,000

GRAND AWARD: CONDOMINIUM RESIDENTIAL REMODELING MORE THAN $450,000

HOOULU AT HOOPILI E N T R A N T: D.R. Horton Hawaii P H O T O : Courtesy of D.R. Horton Hawaii As Hawaii’s newest mixed-use community in West Oahu, Hoopili is self-sustaining and designed around the core principles of providing attainable housing for Hawaii’s working families. The single-family and multifamily town-homes come in a variety of home styles and floor plans. Hoopili gives residents a taste of a convenient life with sev-en community and recreation centers as well as a commu-nity garden. The location also gives easy access to schools, recreation, shopping, dining and the new rail.

KOHINA AT HOOPILI ENTRANT: D.R. Horton Hawaii PHOTO: Courtesy of D.R. Horton Hawaii Hoopili aims to encompass everything residents might need – from services and goods to recreation – all within walking or biking distance from their homes. These single-family homes are designed with modern plantation exterior and contemporary interior finishes. The homes come in three floor plans; some home lots accommodate expansions, allowing homeowners to add bedrooms or living areas. This “grow” aspect is intended to meet the needs of multigenera-tional families.

GRAND AWARD: NEWLY DEVELOPED COMMUNITY (MORE THAN 4 SINGLE FAMILY HOMES) DIVISION: LESS THAN $1 MILLION PER UNIT

HICKAM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION - WINDWARD BRANCH FACILITY E N T R A N T: NewGround International P H O T O : Hawkins Biggins PhotographyThe contemporary branch storefront features a sleek, colorful glass ATM facility for after-hours use, and an all-glass storefront mall interface and entrance. Utilizing vibrant colors, shapes and patterns in the floor coverings, wall colors and ceiling materials, the well illuminated inte-rior has been designed to draw the Windward community into the branch to experience the personalized member services of the Hickam member service team.

GR AND AWARD: NEW COMMERCIAL UP TO 7,500 SQ. FT.

G R A N D AWA R D: M U LT I - FA M I LY D E V E LO P M E N T, U N I T P R I CE L E S S T H A N $ 5 5 0,0 0 0

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Featuring the 2019 award-winning building and design ... · BUILDING & REMODELING AWARDS COMPETITION. Now known as the Building Industry Design & Construction Awards, the competition