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Alii Place
Alii Place harkens back to 1930s-era skyscraper designs. With its graduated setbacks, Art Deco–inspired corner capitals and parapets, and encircling arcade,
Alii Place harkens back to 1930s-era skyscraper designs. With its graduated setbacks, Art Deco–inspired corner capitals and parapets, and encircling arcade,
About The Project
Honolulu’s finest example of Postmodern historicism, Alii Place harkens back to 1930s-era skyscraper designs. With its graduated setbacks, Art Deco–inspired corner capitals and parapets, and encircling arcade, reminiscent of the former Theo Davies Building (demolished) on Bishop Street, this twenty-three-story office building and its adjoining nine-story, one-thousand-car parking garage are compatible neighbors for the historic buildings of the Capitol Historic District.
Elevated Heritage
Where Tradition Rises with Modern Grace
Alii Place stands as a dialogue between past and present — a soaring postmodern landmark that honors Honolulu’s architectural lineage while embracing contemporary form. Its Art Deco influences, polished materials, and thoughtful details reflect the spirit of the Capitol Historic District, creating a space where heritage and innovation ascend together.
Timeless Harmony
The Art of Architecture, The Soul of Hawaii
Inspired by the elegance of 1930s skyscrapers, Alii Place reinterprets history through a modern lens. Its refined geometry, island hues, and handcrafted details evoke both strength and serenity. More than an office building, it is a tribute to Hawaii’s royal past and a testament to design that endures — grounded in culture, yet reaching for the sky.
