Christopher Hyde Belknap
Residential Design Projects 1977 – 2018
1977- 1980 Designer with Downing and Leach Architects, Boulder Co.
1988-1994 Christopher Belknap & Richard Geldbaugh Architects, Honolulu, HI
1994-2012 DES – Conceptual Design for Don Eovino and Associates , Honolulu, HI
2010-2011 DES – Concept Design & Refinement for H2 Architects – Shanghai, China
2003-2014 DES – The Villas at Natirar , Summerset County, NJ
2010-2011 Design Earth Synergy Concept Design for H2 Architects – Shanghai, China
Renaissance Grand Villa – Toscana Valley Project, Dongian Lake, Ningbo – China
Christopher Belknap – Design Earth Synergy – Design Consulting for H2 Architects – Shanghai – developed the initial Concept and Schematic Design Plans and Elevations for an approximately 5,000 SM – Renaissance Grand Villa.
Royal Place, Kahala Ocean Front Residence:
1992 – 2012 Christopher Belknap – Concept Design for developer Don Eovino and Assoc., Honolulu, Hi.
Examples of completed Custom Residential Projects – Photos, Concept Design and Illustrations of various projects on Oahu for Don Eovino and Associates where Christopher Belknap prepared the Concept Design and Presentation.
Eovino and Associates website: http://www.eovino.net
Note: The Project Architect on these three projects was Kris Eiserloh Architects.
Laie, Oahu Ocean Front Residence :
Kailuana, Kailua Ocean Front Residence:
Note from Don Eovino: Christopher Belknap has been a long time friend, fellow athletic inspiration, and one of my primary architects for over 30 years now. I attribute my Real Estate development success to his designs. Chris has been involved in the Conceptual Design of a number of my personally initiated development projects from 1990-2013. The development of the Residential Properties in Hawaii were certainly among my prime creative endeavors over my career and the catalyst for the real estate sales of over 25 single family residential homes – totaling approx. $100,000,000 sales. I would recommend Chris as an architect and problem solver to anyone, in any capacity that he should aspire to, as he is an asset to any project he gets involved with.
Sincerely, Donald T. Eovino (R), GRI, CRB,CRS
EMERITUS-(40 years Consecutive licensed in Hawaii)
Owner and Principal Broker
Eovino and Associates Inc.
2013 Christopher Belknap – Concept Design for developer Don Eovino and Assoc., Honolulu, Hi.
Kalola at Keala Ranch – on The Island of Kauai – Concept Design and model for Developer Don Eovino
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2010 Christopher Belknap – Coconut Ave, Honolulu – Urban Bali Concept Design
Prepared for developer Don Eovino and Assoc., Honolulu, Hi.
Urban Bali Concept Design in Honolulu Waikiki District near Diamond – Concept Development for an urban | island location using modern forms with imported custom Ballinese window and door details
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2014 Christopher Belknap – Design Consultant to Kris Eiserloh Architects
Hawaii Residence – initial Concept Design and Model
2000- 2001 – Garden Villas and South Tower – Caesars Palace, Las Vegas, NV
Senior Designer for WATG Architects, Newport Beach CA:
Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design through Schematic Design.
The Caesars Palace Luxury Garden Villas consisted of 10 villas ranging in size from 3,500 SF to 11,000 SF and totaling approx. 60,000 SF. Conceived to be a Grand Roman Villa, the Garden Villas were elaborately detailed focused on a formal renaissance center garden and cascading fountains. The South Tower was 27 floors, with 1,000 Suites, 8 Grand Villas and a Gourmet Restaurant in the top three floors; there was also 72,000 SF of Convention and Meeting, as well as 65,000 SF of Retail in the Podium. The Senior Designer’s role involved development of the initial concept and coordination of the design development of the Garden Villas through Schematic Design.
1999 – Palazzo Hotel – Phase II Initial Concept for The Venetian
Senior Designer for WATG Architects, Newport Beach CA:
Senior Designer responsible for Concept Design through Schematic Design.
This Palazzo Hotel page is included in the Residential section because of the level of Renaissance Classical Detailing that was involved that applies to the luxury residential market.