Hotel+Resort

At the Ritz-Carlton Maui, guests are welcomed by an infinity-edge lanai is breathtaking as it is meaningful, telling the story of Kapalua. The hand-carved wooden kapa panels adorning the space symbolize the six bays surrounding the resort that were favorites of the Hawaiian chiefs. ith multiple seating areas, complete with fire pits, the lanai offers a lively and inviting atmosphere from sunrise to sunset.

Turtle Bay Resort Renovations

Kahuku, Oʻahu

Completed in 2022

SIZE

15 acres | 452 units

DESIGN TEAM

Dianna Wong Interiors

McCelvey Associates

CERTIFICATIONS

AIA Design Award '22

SERVICES

Master Planning

Architecture

Branding + Graphics

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The redesign takes advantage of the unique northern location by opening views to the west and east allowing guest to see both sunrise and sunset from the lobby. Beyond the lobby, infinity edge water features lead guests to a terraced pool deck with a new adults-only pool, redesigned family-pool and nd Pool Bar with front-row views of the surf.

Aerial view of the resort complex beautifully situated along the coastline with a sprawling green landscape and ocean views.

The entrance of a luxurious resort surrounded by palm trees with a sleek, modern design under the twilight sky.

An elegant interior hallway with wooden accents and natural elements leading to a well-lit lounge area.

A stylish lounge area with soft lighting, elegant furnishings, and abundant greenery creating a relaxing ambiance.

Sitting view of the resort reflecting pond beautifully situated along the coastline with a sprawling green landscape and ocean views from the round seating surrounding a fire pit with a circular opening above to the sky.

An open-air bar with modern seating overlooking an infinity pool and surfboard art installation, set against a tropical backdrop.

A row of cozy bungalows surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees, each with unique surfboard-themed decor.

A spacious, well-decorated bedroom with modern furniture, a hammock, and warm lighting creating a cozy atmosphere.

A luxurious living room opening to an outdoor patio with ocean views, furnished with comfortable seating and modern decor.

An inviting pool area surrounded by tropical foliage and palm trees, with lounge chairs and umbrellas for relaxation.

The front facade of the resort with a grand entrance framed by tropical landscaping and tall palm trees.

A vibrant display of colorful surfboards lined up outdoors, set against a backdrop of lush greenery and palm trees.

A modern hotel room with a large bed, beach-themed decor, and a balcony offering stunning ocean views.

A luxurious bathroom with a large soaking tub, double sinks, and elegant finishes, leading into a stylish bedroom.

A lively outdoor bar and dining area by the beach at sunset, with patrons enjoying the vibrant atmosphere under palm trees

Halekūlani Hotel Waikīkī Renovation

Waikīkī, Oʻahu

Completed in 2022

SIZE

5 acres | 453 units

DESIGN TEAM

BAMO Interiors

CERTIFICATIONS

AIA Design Award '22

SERVICES

Cultural Research

Architecture

Entitlements

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

In order to preserve Halekūlani’s legacy as the hotel heads into its second century, the restoration has been both meticulous and wide-ranging, encompassing the hotel’s physical infrastructure and public spaces, guest rooms and suites. The program included a revitalization of Halekūlani’s iconic gatehouse, porte-cochere, and a double-pitched hip roof designed by famed Hawai‘i architect C.W. Dickey.

Andaz Maui ʻIlikai Villas Suites Tower

Wailea, Maui

Completed in 2021

SIZE

1.2 acres | 19 units

DESIGN TEAM

WCIT Interiors

CERTIFICATIONS

LEED Silver

SERVICES

Architecture

Interiors

Entitlements

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Andaz ‘Ilikai Villas is a free-standing tower at Andaz Maui consisting of 18 three-bedroom suites and one grand suite. Guests first arrive at a floating pavilion over a cascading water feature. Throughout the interior spaces the finishes, fabric and furniture items provide texture and references to the ‘Elepaio, a bird native to the southwester shores of Maui, the color of ‘uala, which was cultivated in the ahupua’a of the site, and to mōkapu rock found along the site.