Architects share prescriptions for a better built environment in Hawaii.

SALT at Our Kakaako takes a rough-hewn — and communitarian — approach to urban redevelopment.

Run by UH students, KTUH hopes to double its power and lock into a new, islandwide frequency.

Getting oriented at one of Oahu’s most over-planned and misunderstood chunks of real estate.

I can’t help but think that a show like this makes home ownership more difficult for struggling kamaaina families.

Pink houses, Special Districts, and how Honolulu’s Department of Planning and Permitting works … or doesn’t.

How an LA developer got to build his giant, shadow-making wall on Kuhio Avenue with no muss and very little fuss.

Forty years on, the saga of Kahoolawe highlights the long struggle to defend the Hawaiian way.

The veteran Honolulu-based Hara remembers the good — and bad — of a long and distinguished career.