Hokuahi Lawns and Garden Shop
Hokuahi Lawns has been featured in the following magazines:
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Positively Perfect May 2014
Landscaping & Water Features, Outside, Outside Hawaii Home Remodeling
Issue: May 2014 by Brandi Benson
"After more than a decade, this Waimanalo landscape continues to evolve.
From serene koi ponds to a towering, 15-foot waterfall, there are amazing discoveries at every turn in this secluded home by the beach in Waimanalo. The dramatic landscape draws in visitors and demands their full attention. From the custom roof swooping across the house — reflecting the movements of nearby Waimanalo Bay — to the water features that immerse them into a tangible paradise, they can’t help but stop and stare, mouths agape."
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Landscaping & Water Features, Outside, Outside Hawaii Home Remodeling
Issue: May 2014 by Brandi Benson
"After more than a decade, this Waimanalo landscape continues to evolve.
From serene koi ponds to a towering, 15-foot waterfall, there are amazing discoveries at every turn in this secluded home by the beach in Waimanalo. The dramatic landscape draws in visitors and demands their full attention. From the custom roof swooping across the house — reflecting the movements of nearby Waimanalo Bay — to the water features that immerse them into a tangible paradise, they can’t help but stop and stare, mouths agape."
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Growing Businesses
Hawaii Business Nov, 2005
David K. Choo
There aren’t too many companies that get their names from a building or a job site. But in Gary Shinn’s case, Hokuahi, “flaming star” in Hawaiian and the name of an apartment complex in Mililani, seemed wholly appropriate. You see, Shinn and his co-workers had just landed a maintenance contract with the celestial apartment house and, by coincidence, they were all moonlighting fire fighters.
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Hawaii Business Nov, 2005
David K. Choo
There aren’t too many companies that get their names from a building or a job site. But in Gary Shinn’s case, Hokuahi, “flaming star” in Hawaiian and the name of an apartment complex in Mililani, seemed wholly appropriate. You see, Shinn and his co-workers had just landed a maintenance contract with the celestial apartment house and, by coincidence, they were all moonlighting fire fighters.
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The Sound of Angels Singing
Hawaii Remodeling, February, 2001
"It's been said that the sound of running water is like the voices of angels singing, which may explain the popularity of water feature's with Hawaii's homeowners. Or it could be the Asian influence of blending nature into the home by using ponds and waterfalls. And then again, it could be the Polynesian way of being close to the land that nourishes us all and using elements of nature to soften our suburban neighborhoods.
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Creating a Backyard Waterfall and Spa Garden
Hawaii Remodeling, January 1999
"Start with the natural tranquility of a cascading waterfall, as it tumbles playfully into a heated whirlpool. Surround it with heaping portions of the unique vegetation found in lush tropical gardens. Use low voltage spotlights to reflect light off the cascading water and accentuate the surrounding palms. Add ample servings of people. And - voila -- you have just created the ultimate in back yard beauty, entertainment and relaxation"
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Hawaii Remodeling, January 1999
"Start with the natural tranquility of a cascading waterfall, as it tumbles playfully into a heated whirlpool. Surround it with heaping portions of the unique vegetation found in lush tropical gardens. Use low voltage spotlights to reflect light off the cascading water and accentuate the surrounding palms. Add ample servings of people. And - voila -- you have just created the ultimate in back yard beauty, entertainment and relaxation"
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A Symbol of Peace and Tranquility
Hawaii Remodeling, October, 1993
"The beautiful fountain project at Pohakapu Park stands as an impressive greeting to all entering the windward town of Kailua. This shimmering symbol of peace and tranquility was designed by Bill Pulaski and the entire project was generously funded by the Lanikai Outdoor Circle organization."
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Hawaii Remodeling, October, 1993
"The beautiful fountain project at Pohakapu Park stands as an impressive greeting to all entering the windward town of Kailua. This shimmering symbol of peace and tranquility was designed by Bill Pulaski and the entire project was generously funded by the Lanikai Outdoor Circle organization."
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