Address
2933 Laukoa Pl b, Honolulu, HI 96813
TMK
220300490000
SHPD Historic Site Number
N/A
Abstract
The George T. Kluegel Residence is significant under Criterion A for its association with the earliest development, estimated to be circa 1900, of the Pacific Heights subdivision of Honolulu, one of the first real estate development in Honolulu. The main residence is also significant under Criterion C, for the distinctive characteristics of the Dutch Colonial Revival architectural style. Notable character-defining features include the gambrel roof, dormers, neoclassical cast iron columns, and original ‘ōhi‘a wood floors. The associated bungalow, built in 194, exhibits a local vernacular architecture with its wide overhanging eaves, vertical wood plank exterior, and simplistic design, and the carport is similar with its wooden posts, low-pitch gabled roof, and lava rock rear retaining wall and is also significant under Criterion C.
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