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PALI RESIDENCE
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| Click on images for enlarged pictures | Photos by Jim Buckley | |
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Built in 1934, this Nu’uanu Residence is a prime example of the kind of architecture that was prolific in Hawaii at that time. There was a graceful balance of Asian and European influences that gave this structure that kama’aina sense of place. The clients wanted to create a functional kitchen with modern amenities, alter the existing front entry and port cochere so as to enhance the symmetry of the foyer and living room within. | |
 
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The second floor of the original home was expanded to create six bedrooms, five bathrooms, and a family room. Also a new outdoor dining area was created that overlooked the landscaped interior courtyard and looked out toward the existing indoor swimming pool beyond, which was also renovated. | |
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Site Maintained by Mystic Mule