Aloha. / Residential architecture / Hawaii

Island life,
drawn from the site.

A partner-led residential architecture practice in Waimea and Honolulu, designing homes around each client, each place, and Hawaii's sun, trade winds, and microclimates.

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Hale Kilo Ia residence arranged around a pool and tropical landscape
Hale Kilo I'a

Selected projects

Homes shaped by
how the islands live.

Open air, shifting light, mountain weather, and ocean views become working parts of each home.

Hale Ahiki set into a green hillside beneath mountain peaks
01 / Hillside residence

Hale Ahiki

Wrap-around lanais and large openings frame mountain-to-sea views.

Wailupe Gulch House illuminated against a steep green mountainside
02 / Mountainside residence

Wailupe Gulch House

Structure embedded into the land, capturing valley breezes and distant ocean views.

Bright interior of Hale Kilo Ia with high ceilings and large openings
03 / Beach residence

Hale Kilo I'a

Two smaller structures create a sequence of indoor and outdoor rooms.

Designing with Hawaii

Three conditions.
One connected response.

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Roof forms, openings, and covered lanais temper direct light while keeping daily life connected to the outdoors.

Hale Kilo Ia outdoor living spaces among palms

A partner-led practice

Specific to the client.
Attuned to the place.

Since 2010, Ryan Fujita and Chris Netski have worked together from Waimea and Honolulu. Their process-driven team approach considers the individuality of every client and the specificity of every site.

Ryan FujitaPartner, Architect CredentialsAIA, NCARB, LEED BD+C RegistrationState of Hawaii

Waimea + Honolulu

Bring the site
into the conversation.

Share the place, the way you want to live, and what the project needs to hold.

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