Current Exhibition

Sponsors

Mahalo to our sponsors who helped make this exhibition possible:

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• Hawaii Architectural Foundation
• Atherton Family Foundation
• LEF Foundation
• University of Hawaii School of Architecture

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Competition for New Community Architecture

Beneficiary Organization: Ballet Hawaii

$1500.00 will be awarded to winning entry

Interisland Terminal is launching an annual architecture competition for architects living and practicing in Hawaii. Each year, a community organization will work in partnership with Interisland Terminal and act as the “client” for the competition briefing, which will seek to address a challenge faced by that organization through innovative architecture.

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Competition Objectives

• To support and highlight the work of emerging and mid-career architects in Hawaii with challenging opportunities to build new work.
• To heighten awareness of contemporary architecture and its potential on our day-today lives
• To engage architecture as a solution to everyday challenges faced by a community organization

Scope

Design and build a functional, temporary, collapsible and multi-use structure that will serve as a merchandise sales and information kiosk to be used during Ballet Hawaii performances at the Blaisedell Center and/or at other performance venues on Oahu and Neighbor Islands.

Eligibility and Criteria

• Designers must be early to mid-career architects living and working in the State of Hawaii.
• Designers may enter this competition as individuals or teams of no more than two people. If entering as an individual, that individual may not also be a part of a team of two.
• Full technical briefs are available with completed registration. There is a registration fee of $45 for an individual and $60 for a pair.
• The design submission shall be presented as up to four (4) drawings in PDF form. All entries are to be submitted electronically via email to info@interislandterminal.org.
• The winning designer(s) will be paired with an experienced builder who will help build and install the work. Designers must participate in the build.

Competition Jury

• Amy Anderson, Associate Professor, University of Hawaii School of Architecture
• A. Kam Napier, Editor, HONOLULU Magazine
• Marion Philpotts-Miller, Board Member, Ballet Hawaii, Senior Designer, Philpotts and Associates
• Jennifer Siegal, Founder and Principal, Office of Mobile Design (OMD) (Los Angeles)

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About the beneficiary organization

Ballet Hawaii has been enriching Hawaii's cultural environment by teaching, promoting, presenting, and producing dance since 1976. This non-profit organization provides opportunities for self-growth, while instilling self-esteem and pride in its students, patrons and audiences. Its classes are focused on building self-confidence through accomplishment, while its presentations of world-class performances provides the community with the priceless gift of professional quality dance.

www.ballethawaii.org

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