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Why Build in Kakaako? We’re Trying to Build Community and Place! Pedestrian Oriented Development in a Transit Rich Neighborhood What Are We Trying to Accomplish? Why Build in Kakaako? High Rise Development in the City Makes Sense! Existing and Planned Development
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  • Why Build in Kakaako? We’re Trying to Build Community and Place!

    •  Pedestrian Oriented Development in a Transit Rich Neighborhood

    •  What Are We Trying to Accomplish? •  Why Build in Kakaako? •  High Rise Development in the City

    Makes Sense! •  Existing and Planned Development

  • What Are We Trying To Accomplish?

    Hawaii Community Development Authority

  • Kakaako  Plan  Principles  

    •  Develop  “urban  village”  neighborhoods  –  Mixed  uses,  pedestrian-‐scale  rela2onship  of  

    building  to  street  and  public  places  •  Create  great  places  

    –  Use  of  corridors,  exis2ng  public  lands  and  redevelopment  opportuni2es  

    •  Make  connec;ons  –  Maintain  and  complete  the  street  grid,  strategic  

    crosswalks,  mul2-‐modal  design  

  • Urban  Design  Principles    

    •  Create  outstanding  pedestrian  environment  

    •  Provide  improved  street  connec;ons  

    •  Create  network  of  green  streets  

    •  Connect  pedestrian  paths  across  major  thoroughfares  

    •  Strengthen  the  Mauka-‐Makai  linkage  

    •  Support  small-‐lot,  mixed  use,  industrial  paEern  in  Central  Kaka‘ako  

    •  Support  transit-‐oriented  development    

     

  • Kakaako Population ≈ 12,000 City of Honolulu ≈ 327,000 Island of Oahu ≈ 950,000

    Why Direct Growth to Kakaako?

    There are

    relatively few people living in Kakaako now!

  • Hawaii Community Development Authority


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