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How to Make Money and Create Community with Monuments - Volume 1

Monumentous World: The Obscure and Outstanding Monuments in Honolulu, Hawaii

The Kamehameha I statue, “A Fistful of Salt” memorial, Elvis Aloha Statue and more

The island of Oahu contains some of the most significant monuments in the Hawaiian Islands. Those include the Iolani Place and the Dole Plantation but Honolulu itself also features especially relevant landmarks like the statue of Duke Kahanamoku and the other monuments on Waikiki Beach. However, the city contains a variety of obscure and outstanding […]

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Celebrating the Essential History and Cultural Identity of Iolani Palace

More Than a Legacy for Hawaii

As the only royal palace located in the United States, Iolani Palace has a legacy that makes it one of the top attractions in Honolulu, Hawaii. However, the effort to retain and showcase the history that it contains is what has transformed it into a true monument that connects this cultural identity to the community […]

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The Monuments of Waikiki Beach Celebrate the Legacy of Hawaii to Become Essential Parts of the Community

The Makua and Kila statue, Prince Kuhio Statue and more

Located on the south shore of Oʻahu in Hawaii, the Waikiki Beach neighborhood has become famous for the incredible beach setting that it provides to both residents and visitors. Amidst the tropical backdrop are a series of monuments that depict people and symbols connected to the history and legacy of the neighborhood and all of […]

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Monumentous Potential: The Dillingham Fountain

The potential to allow audiences to connect with the past and present of the entire island and all of Hawaii

The Dillingham Fountain resides in a prominent intersection outside of Kapiolani Park on the island of Oahu in Hawaii. While it has the size and history to make it one of the more notable attractions in the area, the current landmark lacks the distinction to fulfill the potential of the location. Public fountains on Oahu […]

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The Monuments of the Hawaii State Capitol Cultivate a Sense of Identity

Showcasing What It Means to Enable Connection Across the Eras

The Hawaii State Capitol is located in downtown Honolulu, where tasks and duties that govern the entire state of Hawaii are performed. This building was designed to be more than just an administrative center though, which is partially reflected in the variety of monuments located across the site. These pieces have cultivated a sense of […]

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The Dole Pineapple Plantation Becomes a Landmark by Cultivating Experiences for Audiences

From Fruit Stand to Top Attraction

Residing in the central region of Oahu, the Dole Pineapple Plantation has cultivated numerous experiences for visitors, becoming one of the most popular landmarks across all of the Hawaiian Islands. This variety of experiences across what would otherwise be a non-descript farm has allowed it to attract more than one million visitors each year. From […]

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The Waialua-Kahuku War Memorial Notably Celebrates the Community

Honoring Residents of the Waialae-Kahuku Area

The Waialua-Kahuku War Memorial is the most notable feature of Haleiwa Beach Park, located on the north shore of Oahu. The obelisk commemorates veterans of the area who fought in a variety of conflicts, showcasing how memorials can create connections with a community that resonates on multiple levels. Honoring Residents of the Waialae-Kahuku Area Created […]

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