As we bid farewell to the joys of summer, it’s time to reflect on the memorable moments, exciting adventures, and valuable experiences that have enriched our lives thesepast few months. With the sudden tragedy that took place earlier this month, it is important to continue to show support for our Maui Ohana and also keep …
We can’t believe it has been about 3 years since the return of Urban Concepts, it feels like so much has happened since then, yet time has passed by so quickly. We are so grateful for the continued growth of this newsletter over these past few years and truly look forward to sharing each new …
With the holiday season come and gone and the new year flying by, we are looking forward to this Hawaii winter rain finally subsiding and to sunnier days ahead. In this edition, we share: An article on home maintenance tips and frequently asked maintenance questions The history of two iconic architectural structures in Kaka’ako The …
In this edition, we share an article on common maintenance “tips” and whether they actually work, or are just a myth. We also share information on Habilitat’s Christmas Trees, local holiday events coming up in the Honolulu area and two unique recipes for the holidays. Read the entire newsletter by clicking here.
In this edition, you’ll learn about: Water and energy conservation A history on Hawaii things that are not actually originally from Hawaii A produce showcase on dragon fruit Read the full Summer 2022 issue of Urban Concepts here.
In this edition we share, a guide to must have home tools, an article on imposter Japanese whisky and how to be able to spot them, a history on (a local staple) the plate lunch, and this issue’s produce showcase features Daikon. We hope you enjoy our Spring 2022 edition of Urban Concepts! Read the …
In this edition, we share with you an article on giving back to local charitable organizations, an interesting Q&A with the owner of Aloha Whisky, David Tsujimoto and a fun holiday “get to know us” feature with the Brett Hill Team. We hope you enjoy our Holiday issue of Urban Concepts and please have a …
With the arrival of fall and the beginning of the celebratory Holiday Season, we look back on this yearas a year of recovery and rebirth. 2020 was a very eventful year that made many of us realize howvulnerable society can be, but it also showed how communities can adapt and be resilient to any difficultcondition. …
In this edition we share, the history and interesting facts on Kawaiaha’o Church, some helpful tips on enhancing your home’s value, and an article on the benefits and impacts of supporting local and why it is so important now more than ever. We hope you enjoy the Summer 2021 edition of Urban Concepts. Be well …
Entering the new year, starting fresh after a rough and unknown 2020. So many things to look forward to as we enter the Spring season, a time of rebirth, renewal and awakening. Our state is slowly opening up again and many of us already are or will be getting vaccinated, kids will be going back …
