Mahalo to the participants at Hawai‘i Modernism: a Symposium on Identification, Evaluation and Preservation of Our Recent Past, held on January 21, 2012. The Symposium included presentations, discussion and celebration of Hawai‘i’ significant architecture, planning and engineering achievements from the mid-20th century.
Symposium Presentations:
- Report Proceedings
- National Overview of Modernism Pt. 1, by Louis Fung
- National Overview of Modernism Pt. 2, by Louis Fung
- Hawaii Modernism Context Study Overview, by William Chapman
- Hawaii Modernism Context Study Typologies, by Don Hibbard
- Born Modern Keynote Address, by Christine Madrid French
- Video: Keynote Address
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Hawai‘i Modernism Context Study
By Chapter
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- Architectural History
- Modernism Resources
- Evalutation Integrity
- Recommended Future Studies
- Bibliography
- Appendix A: Styles
- Appendix B: Historical, Social and Cultural Influences of the Mid-Twentieth Century in Hawaii
Mahalo Sponsors:
LEAD SPONSORS
- Historic Hawai‘i Foundation,
- National Trust for Historic Preservation,
- Fung Associates, Inc.,
- American Institute of Architects – Honolulu
ADDITIONAL SPONSORS
- Hawai‘i Council for the Humanities
- Hawai‘i State Historic Preservation Division
- Henry Eng Land Planning Services
- Kahala Hotel & Resort
- Kamehameha Schools
- National Park Service
- Sam O. Hirota Inc.
- Townscape, Inc.
- WCIT Architecture
