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.