Building Industry Magazine - November 2012 - (Page 10)

NewsBeat a crisp bed of soft, white linens.” Furthermore, says the property, “handsome hardware along with a crystalline stone countertop add to the bathroom’s rejuvenating feel.” “The unpretentious retreat beckons guests by creating a relaxing haven within the expansive resort,” says Hilton. Last year, Hilton Waikoloa Village completed a $1 million renovation of its Naupaka and Naia suites, the most luxurious accommodations available at the resort. “Perfect for discriminating travelers, the two suites boast a spectacular view of the dolphin lagoon and the Pacific Ocean, which is complemented by the fabrics and artwork in the suite” says Hilton. “In addition to the placement of a whirlpool bathtub and sauna, pebbled cast art glass and mother of pearl accents in the master bath add an elegant glow and charm. The carefully woven headboard flanked by glowing capiz shell wall sconces adds to the atmosphere of island luxury.” The recently completed renovation is part of a larger scope of major projects by individual hotels above standard annual capital expenditures across the global portfolio of Hilton Hotels & Resorts, the flagship brand of Hilton Worldwide. Since 2011, the projects have represented an investment of more than $3 billion at hotels worldwide. HILTON WAIKOLOA Completes $15M Revamp Hilton Waikoloa Village’s $15 million renovation includes a new lobby featuring a chic design complemented by culturally inspired fixtures and elegantly appointed custom furnishings. Hilton Waikoloa Village in August completed a $15 million renovation to its 245 Lagoon Tower guest rooms and main lobby. Hilton says the 62-acre property’s newly transformed lobby, “Welcomes guests with plush furnishings and spacious seating areas, and the guest rooms boast a natural interior palette with sumptuous and impactful, island-inspired design elements among other exclusive upgrades.” The hotel says: “The renovated main lobby features a chic design complemented by culturally inspired fixtures and rich hues of tan, purple and gold. Decorated with elegantly appointed custom furnishings and a chandelier representing continuity, the main lobby links intelligent design to the Hawaiian concept of Pikowaena—a place of gathering to have the ultimate welcome experience. The lights that hang from the piko represent the generations of the past, present and future that have and will continue to visit the resort.” According to Hilton Waikoloa Village, the Lagoon Tower rooms feature elegant upgrades to bathrooms, linens and furnishings. For example, the carpet is inset with images of Naupaka, a Native Hawaiian plant, which “march across the room in colors of lavender, white and beige, leading guests to A newly upgraded Lagoon Tower room 10 | BUILDING INDUSTRY | NOVEMBER 2012

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Building Industry Magazine - November 2012

CONTENTS
MAUI What Is the mood on Maui ?
EQUIPMENT UPDATE
ROOFING From vegetative roof systems to reflective metal
NEWS BEAT
Best in Design Honored by ASLA Hawaii
Hilton Unveils Updated Coral Ballroom
Weikert Takes Command at NAVFAC Pacific
Lalamilo Phase 2 on Big Island Breaks Ground
Nawahine wins SBA national award
Work Under Way at Iolani School’s Sullivan Center
Hilton Waikoloa Wraps Up $15M Revamp
NAWIC Installs New Officers
DEPARTMENTS
Editor’s Corner
Datebook
Best Practices - Does Every Project Achieve Your Planned Profit?
Contracts Awarded
Low Bids
Spotlight on Success: Marianist Center of Hawaii
Newsmakers
New Products

Building Industry Magazine - November 2012