Waiea is the flagship building of the Ward Village Master plan for Kaka‘ako. The project is among the first of several projects that redevelop the 60 acres included in the Ward Village Master Plan.  The building Waiea, which translates to “water of life,” was designed in collaboration with James KM Cheng Architects. The building introduces the stories of Hawaiian fishing gods Kū‘ulakai and his son ‘Ai‘ai, along with the genealogy of Kaka‘ako is woven throughout the building’s design. Its most prominent design feature is its sweeping glass facade. It is inspired by the essential life-giving role of water in Kaka‘ako’s landscape and the fishing nets used for sustenance by Hawaiians of both yesterday and today. A new level of luxury living with expansive 10-ft ceilings, inviting breathtaking and picturesque views of Diamond Head and Ala Moana. The interior is appointed featuring high-quality materials, while the 88-sf lanai has great views. The sumptuous master bathroom is equipped with a deep soaking tub, his-and-hers sinks, and floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the main attraction, toward the ocean view.  All units come with spacious master bathrooms with freestanding tubs and rain showers, walk-in closets, Miele kitchen appliances, Gas cooking, wine refrigerators, Toto water closets and motorized window shades.