“The role of the architect is to help facilitate these visions rather than impose a vision upon a place.” — Sean Connelly and Dominic Leong Our Built Ecologies video series continues with a look at Hawai’i Non-Linear, architects who are attempting to recover an Indigenous Honolulu. Explore Hawai’i Non-Linear’s architectural process dedicated to “recovering the histories, stories, place names, and the transformations of the built environment.” Watch on #MoMAMagazine → mo.ma/3FpnubE This video is

A newly constructed hālau waʻa, a traditional Hawaiian canoe house and learning space, was blessed on March 21 in Mākena. Built under the guidance of master builder Kuhikuhi Pu‘uone Francis “Palani” Sinenci and his hālau of practitioners, the structure represents a milestone in preserving Native Hawaiian architecture and cultural knowledge. VC: Mākena Golf & Beach Club Narration: Lēʻahi Hall #HālauWaa #HawaiianCanoeHouse #Mākena | MauiNow.com