ALFRED A. YEE

Commercial Projects

Ala Moana Shopping Center Phase II

Photo Credit: Robert Wenkam

Photo Credit: Robert Wenkam

Photo Credit: Unknown

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Year: 1966
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Ala Moana Office Building (1441 Kapiolani)

Photo Credit: Camera Hawaii

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Year: 1992
Architect: John Graham and Company

American Factors

Photo Credit: Unknown

Photo Credit: Photo Hawaii

Photo Credit: Photo Hawaii

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
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Automotive Services

Photo Credit: Robert Wenkam

Photo Credit: Robert Wenkam

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Bank of Hawaii Waikiki

Photo Credit: Alex Williams.

Photo Credit: Alex Williams.

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Year: 1966
Architect: Wimberly, Whisanand, Allison, Tong and Goo

Bishop Trust Building

Photo Credit: Robert Wenkam. 1970.

Photo Credit: Unknown

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Year: 1970
Architect: William F. Cann of Bank Building & Equipment Corporation

City Financial Center Tower

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Year: 1989
Architect: Minoru Yamasaki
Photo Credit: Unknown

C.S. Wo & Sons Building

Photo Credit: Camera Hawaii

Photo Credit: Robert Wenkam

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
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Precast units of white concrete act as curtain wall and sculptured design.

FAA Building

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
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Photo Credit: Williams Photography

First National Bank of Hawaii

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
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Architect: Lemmon, Freeth, Haith & Jones
Photo Credit: Camera Hawaii

This 19-story office structure located in Downtown Honolulu is framed with precast prestressed concrete griders of 64-foot span weighing 10 tons each.

Alfred A. Yee also served as construction consultant for the precast erection. A novel concept utilizing mobile tripods on pneumatic tire casters was specially developed to facilitate the erection of the large precast concrete girders.

IBM Building

Location: Honolulu, Hawaii
Year: 1962
Architect: Vladimir Ossipoff and Associates, Inc.
Photo Credit: Unknown

The striking feature of this 6-story office building framed with prestressed concrete joists and composite poured-in-place concrete slabs and beams is the decorative concrete grille, composed of 1360 precast pieces, which completely surrounds the upper floors and provides an effective sunshade, distinctive for its maintenance-free design.