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Nan Inc. starts sales for first Hawaii high-rise project — Design Partners Incorporated Source: Pacific Business News Published: August 4, 2021 Nan Inc. has started owner-occupant sales for The Park on Keeaumoku , the Honolulu-based construction company’s $600 million mixed-use project that will have 972 condominium units and commercial space in two 42-story towers as well as a ha

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Treatment facility opens for exploited girls in Hawaii — Design Partners Incorporated Source: Star Advertiser Published: July 4, 2021 The first licensed, therapeutic residential facility in Hawaii designed to help sexually trafficked girls recover from their trauma opened June 1 without fanfare on a secluded, pastoral, 12-acre property on Oahu. Because it was such a large projec

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City of Honolulu honors Ala Moana affordable housing project — Design Partners Incorporated Source: KHON2 News Published: November 15, 2020 The City and County of Honolulu presented an honorary certificate to the developer of an affordable housing project in the Ala Moana area on Nov. 15. The honors went to Samkoo Pacific, LLC for their recently completed Kapiolani Residence, a 484-un

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Japan Is Paying For New U.S. Military Facilities In Guam And The CNMI. Here’s Why — Design Partners Incorporated Source: Honolulu Civil Beat Published: November 1, 2020 Hawaii companies are playing a central role in designing and building a new Marine Corps base on Guam and other facilities in the Northern Marianas. Camp Blaz, officially activated Oct. 1, is the Marines’ first new permanent base