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TUetCie

Sustainable Natural Fiber Textiles  Representative's Name: Wendy Tsuji Phone Number : (415) 297-8340  Email: wt@tuetcie.com Website: www.tuetcie.com
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Bigelow Commercial / Karastan Contract (Mohawk Group)

Interior Finishes      Representative's Name: Lynette Shibuya  Phone Number : (808) 222 7733  Email: lynette_shibuya@mohawkind.com Website: www.mohawkind.com
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Exacta Sales, Inc.

Helping you achieve many of your site development and sustainable goals, Exacta Sales, Inc., a distributor for Invisible Structures, has been providing the premiere grass porous paving, gravel contained porous paving, stormwater detention and harvesting, and drainage...
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Andersen Windows & Doors

  Andersen Windows is the oldest and one of the largest window manufacture in the country.  Andersen is known as the number one wood window manufacture since 1903.  And in our 106yrs in business we have grown to become the leader in sustainable window technology and product selection. ...
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Honsador Lumber

The Largest Building materials supplier in Hawaii serving professional builders and contractors. The company has operations on all four major islands. Honsadors professional expertise covers a wide variety of product of every type, doors, windows, cabinets, engineered wood, residential structural...
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Cement & Concrete Products Industry of Hawaii (CCPI)

CCPI is a nonprofit industry trade organization promoting the use of cement, concrete and masonry products, as well as pervious paving products in Hawaii. CCPI is the local technical resource center for the concrete industry, as well as providing consultation, training, and educational services....
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1st Look Exteriors

 Full service design build company of Living Walls in Hawaii.  Living walls are available with a variety of plantings from native, tropical, drought tolerant and edible plant media.  Constructed of re-cycle able aluminum and stainless steel panels.  Great for interior or exterior commercial and...
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Arcadia Hawaii

Curtain Walls, Light Shades, Light Shelves   Representative's Name: John Gabriel  Phone Number : (808) 678 9700  Email: gabjc01@yahoo.com  Website: www.arcadiainc.com
Welcome to the Sustainable Marketplace of the Pacific

Group 70 International created the Sustainable Marketplace of the Pacific to share the vision of environmental stewardship with the State of Hawaii. The name of the center is Hi‘ialoākuapapa, which embodies the vision and sets the cultural cornerstone in its meaning; to exude a nurturing essence, as a mother to child, fostering a tranquil and balanced union between man and environment.

 

 

The design center’s goal is to showcase an integrated approach to sustainable development practices, products, technologies and services available in Hawaii, and is organized by the five main LEED categories. The center also celebrates the synergy between culture and the arts with science and technology, through the dedication of space for Maoli and local Hawaii artisans to showcase their work.

 

The Hi‘ialoākuapapa center is located in downtown Honolulu, with the physical address being 925 Bethel Street, Suite 100, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813.  The center is located on the corner of King Street and Bethel Street.

 

The Sustainable Marketplace of the Pacific is open Monday-Friday from 10am-3pm or by appointment.   

 

For further information about the Sustainable Marketplace of the Pacific, or to arrange an appointment, please contact Linda Miki at 808.441.3455.
 
 

Hi‘ialoākuapapa’s Newest Member!

Breezway
Contact: Shawn Moseley
Mobile: (808)484.5999
Website: www.breezway.com


2011 LEED CMP & AIA Webinar

August 17, 2011 LEED CMP & AIA Webinar! Format: Green bag lunch, 12:00 - 1:30pm.
Topic: Building & Material Reuse: Understanding the Challenges, Celebrating the Successes, and Navigating the Credits. This session addresses reuse and credit challenges and opportunities, innovative tools and resources available, and strategies to utilize reuse as a vehicle for creativity and sustainability. Upon completion of this webinar session, attendees will gain a greater understanding of how to integrate building and material reuse into their projects and useful strategies for navigating the related LEED credits. CE Hours: 1.5 GBCI hrs; 1.5 AIA/CES (LU).
USGBC HI Chapter Members: $20
Non-Members Rate: $25
Students: Free
RSVP to jean@USGBCHwaii.org.
Bring GBCI and AIA #'s and check written out to USGBC Hawaii at event check in.
Presented by the USGBC HI Education Committee.