institutional projects
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In 2011 Wayland Baptist University was an emerging satellite school in Hawaii founded in Texas. It's new head of school decided to establish a foothold in Mililani moving classes and operations from their Aiea office near the old Aiea library. The new home for WBU would be the Mililani Mauka Sales Center. The 15,000 sf building needed a gut renovation while maintaining a stifling layout of shear walls that would prove to help the design, and give some variables in the open interior campus plan. Stocked with all new furniture from Systems Center, it was one of the early classrooms in Hawaii that was outfitted with completely mobile tables and chairs. It made education and classroom setup entirely flexible. The theme of the project was discovery.... inspired from the post 1900 turn-of-the-century industrial revolution. Special Kudos to Jeffery A. Barnes, then head of school, and Henrique Regina, Assist ED at WBU. Excellent and very professional construction work by Goto Construction.
click here and scroll to bottom to learn more about what WBU said about the project.
Role by Hale Takazawa - Architect of Record
click here and scroll to bottom to learn more about what WBU said about the project.
Role by Hale Takazawa - Architect of Record