Urban Design is the process of designing and shaping cities, towns and villages. Ki Concepts embraces this definition and focus on energy on creating a vision for urban spaces through the connection of people, places, nature and the built environment.
On Friday September 19th Ki Concepts created Honolulu’s first temporary Parklet for PARK(ing) Day. Located on the corner of Waialae and 12th Avenue in Kaimuki, our Parklet was well supported by the local businesses and community. Local businesses helped us make this happen and if it wasn’t for their generous donations we wouldn’t have been Read more about PARK(ing) Day 2014[…]
AIA Hawai`i – Award of Merit 2013
Ki Concepts provided landscape architectural services for the Alapai Transit Center for the Department of Transportation Services, City and County of Honolulu. The design intent was to separate pedestrian use areas, maintain visibility for the safety of users, screen the adjacent Honolulu Police Department garage wall, and to meet low maintenance requirements.
Ki Concepts aims to increase public awareness of local culture, environmental sustainability, community and health through imaginative, aesthetically pleasing and practical designs. Community service and volunteerism is an integral part of our firm’s culture.