A five-story waterfall cascades down the facade of the Hawaii Prince Hotel—an elegant tropical gesture which sets the tone for this matched pair of thirty-three-story towers. The configuration of the towers provides magnificent vistas of the Ala Wai boat harbor and the Pacific Ocean to each of the 578 units with their floor-to-ceiling windows. The buildings' fluid lines are accentuated by the horizontal bands circumscribing the top five stories and the flowing interaction between the con vex porte-cochere and the concave glass and brass entrance. A meticulously detailed lobby continues the slickness of the exterior. The speckled, pink Italian marble used to accentuate the desks, escalator, and elevators contributes to the ostentation of the approximately twelve-thousand-square-foot lobby, as does the grandiose coffered ceiling. The convex, all-glass, mauka and makai walls amplify the lobby's spaciousness.