•
Jean Charlot House Honolulu, Hawaii •
Waikikian Hotel (1956) • Top's, Coco's and Popo's coffee shops built with "lots of lava rock and an almost cartoonish South-Seas flair." •
Hotel Bora Bora that includes thatched huts built on stilts the edge of a lagoon in
Tahiti. • Bishop Bank in Waikiki (1951) •
Kau Kau Jr. hamburger stand on Nimitz Highway (1956) that included a "little glass kitchen huddled beneath a fantastical, arrow-shaped, concrete-slab roof was certainly Honolulu's most fanciful small building." • Royal Theater (1962) ("shortlived") •
Don the Beachcomber bar/restaurant with "big, authentic thatched roofs" on Kaläkaua Avenue • Kalakaua Avenue Shops • original
International Market Place •
Duke Kahanamoku's night club, "where Don Ho sang and drank through his salad days." •
Bishop National Bank that includes a mural by
Jean Charlot (1959) • McInerny department store (1959) and an earlier building on the same site. • Royal Hawaiian Shopping Arcade wooden crescent(1960) • Rattan Art Gallery, a "cooly modernist" building (1947) •
Canlis' Restaurant (1954) •
Kapi'olani Bowl building on Kapi'olani Boulevard at Ward Avenue (1958), demolished in 1996 •
Valley of the Temples Chapel in
'Ähuimanu on the Windward Side (1965) • Foodland supermarket at Windward Shopping Center (1953) in
Käne'ohe. •
Bank of Hawai'i building, 15-stories (1966) • Sheraton Waikïkï •
Sheraton Maui "clinging to the side of a prominent rock outcropping at
Kaanapali Beach" (1963) •
Kona Hilton, a "primitivist, bony, whitewashed" building "built on a rocky point at Kailua Bay on the Big Island" (1968). •
Pago Pago Inter-Continental Hotel with its "authentically constructed thatch
beach fale" in
American Samoa. •
Tahara'a Hotel which is "no taller than three-quarters of a coconut palm" and spills "down a lush hillside above
Matavai Bay" in Tahiti. ==Firm's projects==