Block E Ward Village

In Hawaiian, Block E represents the species and varieties of plumeria, the flowers that hold immense cultural significance in Hawaii, particularly in the creation of leis. Block E Ward Village aims to evoke a sense of remembrance and reverence, paying homage to the rich heritage and traditions of Hawaii. It symbolizes a celebration of the past, embracing the present, and embarking on a journey of self-discovery and transformation, as individuals and as a community.

Block E's Tower and Residences

Block E Ward Village will be a stunning 33-story tower comprised of 148 luxurious residences. The unit mix includes 92 two-bedrooms, 48 three-bedrooms, 6 four-bedrooms, and 2 five-bedrooms, catering to a range of lifestyle preferences. In fact, this is the first tower in Ward Village to exclude 1 bedroom units.

The residences on floors 7 to 33 facing the ocean or Diamond Head feature lanais, while the top floors offer lanais on all sides. Block E provides 420 off-street parking spaces and 65 bicycle parking stalls at the street level, promoting convenience and sustainability.

Block E's design draws inspiration from the original architects of the Honolulu Museum of Art and YWCA Building, as well as local architects Charles W. Dickey and Vladimir Ossipoff, who designed the historic IBM building next door. It embraces Honolulu's historic architecture by incorporating elements such as multi-slope roofs and screens, offset axial planning principles, and colonnades, blending tradition with innovation.

When you explore the renderings, you'll notice that Block E's podium seamlessly connects to the podium of its neighboring tower, Block D. Both towers are uniquely positioned and both form an L shape, allowing for breathtaking views of Diamond Head and the ocean. The colonnades on the first floor share a resemblance with the design of Mahana Ward Village, although they are slightly shorter in height, adding to the distinct character of Block E and Block D.

Location

Block E Ward Village will replace Ward Centre, specifically the side where Kid City is. It'll lay between the historic IBM Building and Block D at Ward Village and will be directly across the street from Normstrom Rack and TJ Maxx.

Block E's Pricing

According to Block E Ward Village's floor plans, there will only be 6 units on each floor except for the top floors. This translates into more privacy and more space. Comparing pricing in other towers and understanding that there are no studios or one-bedrooms, we expect pricing to start around the $2M range.

Two floors of amenities

In Kakaako, it's typical for developments to feature amenities on a recreation deck and sometimes on the first floor, however, Block E sets itself apart by offering amenities on both the 5th and 6th floors. This unique approach ensures residents have ample options for relaxation and recreation. The proposed amenities include a fitness center, spa, lounge, dining room, kid's club, family and kid's pool, pool bar, lap pool, bar, roof deck, and storage. It's worth noting that these amenities are subject to change or additional features may be added, which adds to the anticipation and excitement surrounding Block E's offerings.

About Ward Village

Ward Village stands out as one of America's most remarkable master-planned communities, boasting five land blocks and a total of 16 planned residential and mixed-use developments. Among these, 14 projects have already been announced, proposed, or developed. Block E and Block D, situated in Land Block 4, represent the final front-row developments, offering the closest proximity to the beach, Ala Moana Shopping Center and Waikiki.

And let's not forget about the restaurants and trendy retail shops that attract both local and tourists alike. As if that's not enough, the upcoming development of Diamond Head Plaza Park and Ka La‘i o Kukuluāe‘o Park will provide even more open space to gather, unwind, and connect with residents in the area. Ward Village truly knows how to create an environment that celebrates community and fosters a sense of belonging.