Located near the Ko Olina resort entrance, Kai Lani, which
in the Hawaiian language means "Heavenly Waters"
is the only low density oceanfront residential development
at the resort. Our gated community will consist of 116 two
and three bedroom units. This exceptional development site
will have palm tree lined view channels and building designs
that focus on the breathtaking ocean and sunset views. Imagine
a "resort village setting", blending "Hawaiian
Island Style" in a fun and festive atmosphere. Kai
Lani is a special place to call home while enjoying a wonderful
casual, relaxing and active lifestyle.
Side Elevation
The Kai Lani design concept is based on the
idea of a neighborhood of older, traditional kama'aina beach
houses with a dual lifestyle focus: the individual lifestyle
of a private estate, and a community focus on neighborhood
with ocean living and resort amenities.
Mauka (Mountain View) Elevation
Building designs feature two and three bedroom
units in a configuration which emphasizes the feel of individuality
and privacy of a single family kama'aina beach house. At first
sight the buildings of four units per building will appear
as 29 large homes. Along a palm tree lit neighborhood street,
garden paths will lead you from private and enclosed garages
to individual entry porches directly to your unit. Upper level
units are accessed by individual interior stairs. The unique
site plan and the garden features of these wonderful kama'aina
homes reinforces privacy and individual views from the lanais
and porches that are directed toward the ocean and sunset.
Makai (Ocean View) Elevation
The visual character of the homes evoke a range
of detailing and materials found in the best of traditional
Hawaiian residential architecture. Two different roof designs
grace our buildings. Elements include a combination of horizontal
and vertical siding on the second story, over a stucco like
appearance at the ground floor, along with a range of associated
decoration and trim unique to the kama'aina application of
such materials. Signature details include the use of vernacular
coral stone for columns, decorative grillwork in the windows,
as well as optional awnings at the makai porches. Four wonderful
and festive exterior color schemes are the finishing touches
to our homes.
