Kahala Residence I
Honolulu, O‘ahu
1982
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This elegant but informal vacation house takes maximum advantage of a small land parcel fronting the seashore, creating a home of leisure with large open living spaces, a master suite, two guest bedrooms and caretaker quarters.
Entry doors open from a walled court onto a covered lanai between the kitchen, pool area, and a living room which flows into a long terrace facing the shoreline. With a highly flexible sense of closure addressing privacy and weather, the house’s timeless materials—terrazzo, plaster, cedar, teak, and copper—express durability and permanence.
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Awards
Excellence in Architecture, 1982
The American Institute of Architects, Honolulu Chapter