Honolulu

Our teams of “Project Families” create inspired and original work across the Hawaiian Islands and the Asia Pacific region.

With WATG being founded in 1945 in Waikiki, our continued growth precipitated a move to our downtown Honolulu office in the Topa Financial Center in 1997. Our fantastic views of the water and the mountains get our creative minds working and ignite the island spirit. With Lion Dancers at Chinese New Year and year round aloha attire, our warm hospitable culture permeates our design of the guest experience.

700 Bishop Street, Suite 800
Honolulu, HI 96813 USA (map)
honolulu@watg.com
Tel +1 (808)521-8888

Managing Director: Monica Cuervo

Operations Director: Tiffany Lee

Connect with us:

Honolulu leadership

Monica Cuervo

Senior Vice President
Managing Director,
California + Hawaii

Robert Payan

Senior Vice President

Robert Zheng

Executive Vice President

Featured projects by WATG Honolulu

Shangri-La Boracay

Dramatically perched on the cliffs of the island of Boracay sits a deluxe escape that sets the pace in luxury resorts.

Indian Subcontinent

Shangri-La Maldives

An all villa resort is created in three villages that capture the spirit of a Maldivian island paradise.

Hawaii Convention Center

A world class convention center sets the pace with modernity and a reflection of the spirit of Hawaii.

Paradise City – Incheon, South Korea

Integrating Korea’s past, present and future with art and entertainment in an immersive K-wave destination. Master planning and architecture by WATG, and Chroma interiors by Josh Held.

The Ritz-Carlton & JW Marriott Beijing

In the Chaoyang District two hotels with two distinct personalities rise confidently in an urban setting of pedestrian focus.

Conrad Bali

An intimate tropical boutique resort in perfect scale that produces an authentic Balinese experience designed to inspire.

Shangri-La Garden Wing

Hotel paradise found in a place of peaceful serenity overflowing with a verdant and lush tropical garden.

JW Marriott Jeju

Incorporating key aspects of Jeju’s culture, the design narrative is an abstract representation of the island’s indigenous Choga architecture.

Indian Subcontinent

Conrad Maldives Rangali Island

Like the island itself, over-water villas are anchored in the ocean and are complemented with living area floors in glass.

Park Hyatt Ningbo Resort and Spa

The design challenge in creating a village is to realize something that seems as if it always existed.

Sheraton Maui

New editions meld seamlessly with the past to upgrade a resort to a new level of comfort and capacity.

Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa

A classic Hawaiian resort of graceful grandeur creates a tropical retreat designed with originality to refresh and recharge.

Featured on the boards projects by WATG Honolulu

JW Marriott Jeju

Monterey O’South