The project consisted of construction of a new 98,481 square foot elementary school that supports 1,100 Kindergarten through 5th Grade Students. It involves four buildings, including an administration and kindergarten building, multi-purpose building, and two 2-story classroom buildings. The new elementary school is part of a master plan which includes 111 acres of more than 2,000 […]

The 20,490 square feet, 415-seat theatre for King Kekaulike High School includes a fully rigged stage with 40 lines sets for scenery, lights, and masking, including curtains, drapes, and tracks. The Center also includes a modular proscenium opening, hydraulic orchestra pit and full back of house amenities with costume and scene shops, dressing and makeup […]

Construction of two separate single story buildings designed by project’s two separate architects under a single contract. The two designs included a 10,850 square foot science building and a 18,050 square foot gymnasium building. It also involved upgrades to existing restrooms, upgrades to existing campus paving, a new access and bus loop, and all associate […]

The new 13,200 square foot single story classroom building houses eight science classrooms as well as upgrades to existing student restrooms and to existing campus paving for accessibility. The project also included associated site, landscape work, and construction of new fire water service, and fire access road.

The 8,650 square foot project included a new classroom and administration building, and an addition of a kitchen to existing multipurpose building and modernization of all existing buildings. 

Construction of a new 63,518 square foot elementary school that included eight permanent buildings and associated site work. In addition, this project is subject to California Green Building Standards Code and the project complies with Collaborative for High Performance Schools CHPS Verified program. 

Project consisted of a new baseball stadium, softball stadium, track & field complex, synthetic turf soccer field, archery range, restroom building, storage building, parking and circulation. Metal framed on 17 acres.

Lahainaluna High School was established in 1831 by the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions. In 1849, it was transferred from a private mission seminary to a public institution of higher learning and a year later King Kamehameha III signed the act that put the school under direct control of the Hawaiian Monarchy. By […]

Constructed a 187,324 square foot High School which consisted of 12 buildings, one administration building, one small & two large gyms, Speech Arts library, shops, cafeteria, six classroom bldgs. Site included baseball, softball & football fields, swimming pool, performing arts, tennis courts, basketball courts and two shade shelters.

Constructed a new 69,449 square feet K-8 Elementary School.