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Pualani Manor

Pualani Manor is a multi-purpose, recreation and meeting facility for a senior housing project. The building has meeting rooms with accordion doors which allow sectioning of the open space, two ADA restrooms, a full kitchen, and two offices.

The building's design incorporates the early 1900s style of noted Hawaii architect Charles W. Dickey, whose signature was a multi-pitched, multi-hipped roof still seen on many of Hawaii's museums, mansions and public buildings.

The interior of Pualani Manor is finished with oak cabinetry and trim, carpeting, t-bar ceiling, and vinyl-wrapped wall treatment. To enhance the feel of this great space, the large meeting room has a vaulted ceiling and is surrounded by sliding-glass doors which let in light.

The exterior doors and windows have white grids and five different colors of paint that give the building a rich, deep look and feel. The lanai railing has a classic herring bone pattern. There is also a barbecue area in the garden.