Ferraro Choi and Miller Hull of Seattle, teamed together to design a 212,000 square-foot middle school in the Campbell-Kapolei Complex Area. Originally conceived through the community-based design process and Department of Education (DOE) objectives, this new campus will provide a superior learning environment. By combining the...
The Hawaii Department of Education selected Ferraro Choi to design a Girls Athletic Locker Room for Kalani High School. The project features a Locker Room, an Athletics Trainers’ Facility, a Judo and Wrestling Room, additional field storage for the Track and Field area and a...
In 2016, Ferraro Choi was retained by Kamehameha Schools to assist with the renovation the 15,000 SF Kuiheilani classroom building at its Elementary School at the Kapalama Campus. Kuiheilani was originally designed by Merrill Simms & Roehrig and constructed by Walker-Moody Construction in 1954...
The new Kohala High School STEM/Science facility is the first public school STEM/Science project designed to achieve Hawaii-Collaborative High-Performance Schools (HI-CHPS) Verified certification. Schools that meet HI-CHPS criteria are defined as high-performance learning environments that are healthy, comfortable, conserve energy, water and resources, and which...
The UH Culinary Institute of the Pacific is envisioned as a 44,000 square-foot culinary educational facility on the northern slope of the Diamond Head State Monument at the site of the former Fort Ruger Cannon Club. The design concept, developed in a community-based process led...
The State of Hawaii Department of Education (DOE) awarded the design of the Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School Science and Technology Center to Ferraro Choi in 2011. Founded in 1937, Stevenson Middle School was named after the Scottish novelist and travel writer who had spent considerable...
The West Hawaii Explorations Academy is Hawaii’s first Charter Middle and High School. The school is a Project Based Learning (PBL) institution using innovative, hands-on educational methods. They previously were located on a 1.5-acre parcel in the Hawaii Ocean Science and Technology (HOST) Park at...
Completed in January 2012, the new 19,700 square foot cafeteria for Lahainaluna High School replaces an existing outdated cafeteria that was constructed in 1963. The program called for a modern and highly functional full-service kitchen with dining and assembly capacities for 650 and 1,000 students, respectively....
The new Cafeteria includes a conventional serving kitchen, permanent stage, and dressing rooms, restrooms, faculty dining room, back-of-house facilities, and a dining hall with capacity for 750 students. The $5.7 million cafeteria facility integrates sustainable design features and strategies and serves as a pilot LEED® Certified...
Located in the heart of the University of Hawaii Manoa campus, the UH Information Technology Center was created to host and consolidate all of the information and communication technology systems that serve the University of Hawaii campuses statewide. The project was certified LEED NC v2.2 GOLD...