
Est. Completion
2032
Location
Kaka‘ako Makai, Honolulu, Hawaiʻi
Role
Architecture + Interior Design
Typology
Hospitality Work
Phase
Conceptual Design
Scope
Scope: 605,000 sf, 300-Unit, 100,000 sf Commerical/Retail/Restaurants
A new civic edge set within Kakaʻako Makai, Līlīnoe responds to renewed conversation about the future of Honolulu’s urban shoreline. The project envisions a more generous civic edge at Kewalo Basin, where hospitality, residences, dining, and landscape form a connected waterfront district. Two low-rise buildings frame lush garden courts and resort amenities, while a public park, marina promenade, and waterfront restaurants return the ground plane to people. Rather than treating open space as a remainder of development, Līlīnoe places it at the center, strengthening public access to the water and imagining how contemporary life might take root within the evolving identity of Kakaʻako Makai.









