Bank of Hawaii Headquarters

Bank of Hawaii is distinguished as a landmark banking facility defined by its contemporary architectural expression. The design incorporates a high-performance thermal-break curtain wall system, articulating crisp lines and a refined modern aesthetic while delivering superior energy efficiency.

The building is fully compliant with NFRC energy performance standards and has successfully passed ASTM E1886 / E1996 hurricane impact resistance testing, demonstrating the capability to withstand wind speeds of up to 195 mph. These certifications ensure that the façade system meets rigorous requirements for structural integrity, safety, and resilience in extreme weather conditions.

The thermal-break curtain wall system utilizes advanced insulating materials that significantly reduce thermal conductivity, effectively minimizing heat transfer between interior and exterior environments. This technology helps maintain stable indoor temperatures, enhances occupant comfort, and substantially reduces reliance on air-conditioning and heating systems. As a result, overall building energy consumption can be reduced by approximately 30% to 50%, leading to meaningful long-term savings in HVAC energy costs while supporting sustainable building performance objectives.