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DTL Hawaii

Name: DTL Hawaii
Address: 725 Kapi‘olani Boulevard, 4th Floor, Honolulu, HI, 96813, US
Telephone: +18085933048

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DTL (detail) is a Hawaiian Strategy Studio that helps clients reposition, develop, and innovate change through strategy, design, and communication.

DTL (detail) is a Hawaiian strategy studio that helps clients reposition, develop, and innovate change through strategy, design, and communication. We approach every project with a Hawaiian sense of place based on our distinctive mo’o methodology, putting the client’s genealogy, stories, and values at the forefront of every strategic decision.

06/28/2026

Join us in wishing an aloha lā hānau to Lane 🥳

Lane is the magic behind so many of the special moments that bring our community together. Whether she's building meaningful partnerships or working behind the scenes to bring experiences to life, she has a way of making things happen.

We're so grateful for the can-do spirit, hard work, and aloha Lane brings to the DTL ʻohana every day 💙

10/03/2024

🏡 Making financial and housing decisions in Hawaiʻi can feel overwhelming. Getting advice from a trusted expert can make a huge difference, but we know that sometimes the title of the person helping you can feel intimidating.

So we want your input! If you were looking for someone to guide you, which title would make you feel the most comfortable and supported?

👇 Comment below or vote in the poll! 👇
➡️ Coach
➡️ Consultant
➡️ Alakaʻi
➡️ Specialist

Your opinion helps us better serve our community—mahalo for sharing!

08/13/2024

This past weekend, the Maui community came together for a heartfelt Week of Remembrance, hosted by . These events, held in honor of the one-year mark of the Mauis, offered a space for the community to gather, share their stories, and find comfort in one another. It was a time to reflect on the past, pay tribute to the resilience of those affected, and look forward with a sense of hope and renewal.

Mahalo to everyone who participated in these healing moments for Maui. Your presence and support bring light and strength to our community. Let’s continue to uplift and stand by one another as we move forward together.

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05/23/2024

DTL and ʻĀina Archaeology are proud to support RiseHI at their 2nd Annual Hackathon Golf Tournament today! ⛳️

Through the voices of our community leaders and creators, empowers our keiki to recognize the wealth of possibilities within the shores of Hawaiʻi.

03/11/2024

~ Edith Kanakaʻole is celebrated worldwide as a hula teacher, composer, chanter, and performer. During the 1970s Hawaiian Renaissance, she played a pivotal role in preserving and passing on hula traditions amidst a widespread revival of cultural practices. Her dance school, Hālau o Kekuhi, gained international recognition for its instruction in the ʻaihaʻa style of hula and chanting. Today, her legacy endures through the Edith Kanakaʻole Foundation, which is overseen by her descendants.

Before her death in 1978, Edith trained her daughters, Pualani and Nālani, to take over as leaders at Hālau o Kekuhi. They are both kumu hula and have played an integral piece in the resurgence of Hawaiian practices. The legacy continues with Pualani's daughter, Kekuhi Kealiʻikanakaʻole, who is an educator and has trained under Hālau o Kekuhi. Kekuhi was elevated to the status of kumu hula of Hālau o Kekuhi by her mother, Pualani, and her aunt, Nālani.

03/06/2024

~ Mary Kawena Pukui was a historian, scholar, and teacher that played a crucial role in preserving Hawaiian culture. She recognized the decline of the Hawaiian language and its impact on Native Hawaiian identity, and published significant works spanning over 50 years. This included co-authoring "Hawaiian-English Dictionary" and "Place Names of Hawaiʻi," and compiling "ʻŌlelo Noʻeau," a collection of 3,000 Hawaiian proverbs and poetic sayings.

Patience Namaka Wiggin Bacon, or Aunty Pat, was the hānai daughter of Mary Kawena Pukui, and carried on her mother's legacy throughout her lifetime. Aunty Pat spent more than 60 years working at the Bishop Museum with roles such as the museum telephone operator, bookstore employee, and secretary of the Anthropology Department.

In the early 1990s, she transferred to the library and archives. She served as the senior adviser for cultural affairs and spent countless hours listening to audiotapes, transcribing and translating the recordings into Hawaiian and English manuscripts that were to be made available to the public.

03/05/2024

Waikīkī was once a beloved retreat for our aliʻi, including Queen Emma whose residence once stood at the current site of the International Market Place.

To welcome kamaʻāina back to Waikīkī, Brookfield Properties constructed a new rental tower in the area. DTL was honored to work on the project, naming it after Queen Emma’s favorite flower, the līlia (lily).

Līlia Waikīkī celebrates the legacy of Queen Emma and inspires residents to cultivate the life they love. DTL also assisted in sharing the cultural and historical genealogy of Queen Emma and her dearly beloved ‘āina, naming amenity spaces and facilitating community outreach throughout construction.

03/01/2024

Today and every day we celebrate the heart and soul of DTL - our incredible team. We mahalo them for their dedication and commitment to uplifting this land, people, and culture through our work. Happy Employee Appreciation Day! 🎉

02/28/2024

Our work at DTL involves thinking about what we can take and learn from yesterday, from our past and our kūpuna, to help guide us today. From there, we look at ʻāina kānaka, ʻāina being land and kānaka being people, finding ways to bring ʻāina and kānaka together in everything that we do.

02/26/2024

Although we're nearing the end of Mahina ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi doesn't mean that we have to stop practicing our Hawaiian. Every day we have the opportunity to incorporate ʻōlelo.

One way our DTL team will be doing this is by using Hawaiian in our email communications, including salutations, closings, and email signature blocks.

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Address

725 Kapi‘olani Boulevard, 4th Floor
Honolulu, HI
96813

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18085933048

Website

http://dtlstudio.com/

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