Honestly, this firm has been a joy to work with and is a breath of fresh air. Their work with bureaucratic governmental agencies was a huge plus. Minatoishi Architects truly makes you feel that they have your best interest in mind at all times and provides us a great sense of comfort when entering complicated projects.
Lorraine Minatoishi is a professional, trustworthy and creative architect. We got to know Lorraine almost 10 years ago when she worked on our home. We recommend Lorraine to all our friends and anyone looking for the best architect in Hawaii. As our society changes at a rapid pace, we believe in the value of retaining historical markers for our cultural value, integrity, and architecture.
Lorraine Minatoishi is a professional, trustworthy and creative architect. We got to know Lorraine almost 10 years ago when she worked on our home. We recommend Lorraine to all our friends and anyone looking for the best architect in Hawaii. As our society changes at a rapid pace, we believe in the value of retaining historical markers for our cultural value, integrity, and architecture.
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As dedicated professionals, we are proud to integrate elements of Hawaii's diverse culture and unique environment in our design. We work with private homeowners, commercial owners, and state and federal government agencies as architects and preservation experts. Minatoishi Architects was established in 2003 in Hawaii.
Minatoishi Architects is involved in several types of projects in the field of architecture and historic preservation. We partner with firms and business in the fields of master planning and feasibility and as expert consultants for Section 106 review in large-scale projects. Our high-end residential, multi-family, and small commercial design projects incorporate building reuse, interior design, and graphics into these realms.
In the early 1900s, Buddhism was a major religion in Hawaii, with close to half of the population holding their family memberships with any one of the 170 temples located on the islands of Hawaii. Today, according to the census taken in 2010, fewer than five percent of our population professes to be Buddhists.
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