Snøhetta, WCIT, and AECOM have unveiled renderings depicting the team's efforts to re-imagine the Blaisdell Center in Honolulu via the creation of a new master plan for the 22-acre complex.
The designers are working to reposition the 64,000-square-foot cultural and arts center in order to update the venue into a state-of-the-art facility. Built in 1964, the Modernist-era structure is marked by sweeping archways, super-scaled columns, and an undulating concrete roof.
The project will bring new performance and exhibition spaces as well as a sports pavilion, new parking structures, and reconfigured public outdoor spaces to the site. A new lobby and expanded food and beverage areas are included in the plan, as well.
A timeline for the project has not been unveiled.
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