“It’s an exciting time for glass technology,” says a 25-year veteran of island architecture.

The shed is among several options for the homeless. Meanwhile, Honolulu’s mayor touts progress with Sand Island plan.

Housing costs — the greatest expense in most people’s lives — are poised to continue their rise in the coming years. What’s true on the mainland may be even more true in the islands.

A quick tour through the highs and lows of post-World War II Honolulu planning.

David Ige: “Obviously the situation at the Children’s Discovery Center is unfortunate. That is why we want to find another area for the homeless.”

Agency’s board discusses the problem for the first time, but doesn’t come up with any specifics for how to deal with it.

For the first time, the Hawaii Community Development Authority takes on a problem that is affecting tenants like the Children’s Discovery Center.

After an attack on a legislator, some homeless people expect their tent city to be dismantled. But, so far, officials are showing restraint and acknowledging there’s no place else for many of the campers to go.

A museum show honoring French architect Le Corbusier provokes a few thoughts — and some news — about Honolulu’s evolving housing stock.

As housing prices rise and the shortage of affordable rentals remains unaddressed, there is a disturbing lack of urgency in the city’s response to this growing need.