POSTED: Friday, January 16, 2009

Saved from a Landfill - On a hot and sunny afternoon, four workers are taking apart an older, three-bedroom home on Kahala Avenue piece by piece, starting with the rooftop....

Nina Wu from the Star Bulletin discusses the process of salvaging materials from the Kahala LEED home site for a greener Hawaii.

January 31, 2012 -- "No matter where you are in the house -- kitchen, living room, bedroom, even the office -- award-winning architect Jeff Long designed it so that you'll enjoy picturesque panoramas of the sparkling turquoise Pacific and Hawaii's lush, rugged tropical landscape. Our favorite is the view from the bedroom, which opens up to a balcony right over the ocean. I mean, seriously now." Krisanne Alcantara, AOL Real Estate

January 2011:  Pacific Edge Magazine features Long & Associates' LEED Gold-Certified Home in their article Eco-Lux Living. The residence is located in the prestigious neighborhood of Kahala on the island of O'ahu.  The article mentions different sustainable features the Hawaii architects used in the home.

 October 2009: Jeffrey T. Long reflects on the LEED process for “Simply Sustainable”, a green design review in Hawaii’s Luxury Home Magazine.

 August 2008:  Award-winning Plantation Estates Residence is featured in California Homes article “The Whole in One”.

 August 2009:  Long & Associates is continuing work on its LEED-Registered luxury home in Kahala, due for completion in early 2010.

 July 2009:  Hawaii’s Luxury Home Magazine profiles Long & Associates’ most recent Design-Build venture in Maui’s Pineapple Hill Estates.

May 2009:  The creatively engineered Alligator House is featured in Honolulu Magazine.

 May 2009:  The BIA Renaissance Awards program recognized Long & Associates with a Grand Award for Alligator House, built on Oahu’s North Shore.

March 2009: Construction begins on Long & Associates’ first LEED-Registered green design home, continuing a dedication to sustainable and innovative design practices.