Emy Louie, Consulting Services |
"HO’OKULEANA
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As the Albizia trees in Mānoa need to be addressed first, then a proposed design for the Ala Wai Canal and Waikiki follows, which is communicated below through the following formats:
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Besides that it solves environmental problems, “kalo” or taro, is an excellent food source and serves as the centerpiece of the Hawaiian culture. However, compared to the dependence on imported foods that come to Hawaii, the reliance on locally grown food, like taro, has been minimized. Now that regulations from governments around the world due to COVID-19 have disrupted global food supply chains, food sovereignty, or the ability for local communities to grow their food to feed the local population, is critical!
Below. Overall directional map of significant design features which are in Waikiki.
Google Maps which are above and below the directional map, mark exact locations.
Google Maps which are above and below the directional map, mark exact locations.
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Above. A location of "River Walk." See accompanying BLOG.
Left. Narrated video of
farmers market. |
Left. "River Walk" gives opportunities to return Waikiki to be natural and provide places for wildlife
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To pan on above directional map, download file below. (Note: download may take a little while.)
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