Results of the Chinatown Urban Acupuncture project will be posted.
The second Chinatown Urban Acupuncture Project workshop focusing around the strategic plan and tactical design.
Don Goo, FAIA and Sharon Gi will be speaking about the development incentives and the power of public spaces at the Hawaii Heritage Center during our lunchtime talks.
Lorenda Lo, ASLA will join us for our lunchtime talk story at the Hawaii Heritage Center on the topic of River Walk Downtown Connecivity Study.
Our first workshop at the Hawaii Heritage Center about the documentation and analysis of Chinatown.
Peter and Justin Koziol of Bento Box will be giving a talk about 21st Century Living in Chinatown and the design process during our lunchtime talks in Chinatown.
John Whalen, FAICP and Chris Smith, FAIA will talk about the physical planning in architecture during our lunchtime talks in Chinatown.
During our lunchtime talks, Aki Marceau, AICP, LEED Green Associate will talk about the HART Chinatown Station that will be developing in the near future.
During our lunchtime talks, Ben Lee, FAIA and Scott Wilson, AIA will join the Chinatown Urban Acupuncture Project as speakers about urban design.
To support an ongoing community initiative to improve Chinatown, the City & County of Honolulu is hosting the Chinatown Action Summit on Saturday, June 27, in partnership with area legislators and organizations.
At the Hawaii Heritage Center in Chinatown there will be a talk with Dexter Suzuki about the rediscvering of Chinatown during lunch.
During lunch, Don Hibbard and Glenn Mason, AIA will be speaking at the Hawaii Heritage Center about the architectural history and preservation in Chinatown.
You are invited to attend a Pau Hana to kick-off the Chinatown Urban Acupuncture project.
This event is hosted by SHADE and the AIA Honolulu Regional and Urban Design Committee (RUDC). Members and Non-members are invited to attend.
The SHADE Summer Institute hosts an orientation for our interns and mentors at the SHADE office after work hours.
