Biocultural Design provides master planning and landscape design services for public, private, conservation, and nonprofit client projects across the Hawaiian Islands.

Our work integrates ecological systems, cultural context, and long-term stewardship to support landscapes that are resilient, functional, and place-specific.

We lead projects from early visioning and site analysis through design development and implementation support, coordinating closely with landowners, agencies, attorneys, and trusted collaborators. Each project is approached as a custom landscape system—shaped by site conditions, programmatic needs, cultural values, regulatory context, and budget constraints.

Our Service’s Include:
Legacy Landscape Planning
Stewardship-Based Land Design
Context-Sensitive Site Development
Spatial Analysis and Mapping
Stakeholder Design Mediation 
Site Feasibility and Capacity Analysis 
Agency and Community Engagement Conservation-Oriented Site Planning
Historic Landscape Documentation
Permitting and Compliance Coordination
Use of land preservation tools