Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum
project type
New Construction, Renovation
year completed
2020
The new Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum and Park at Pearl Harbor is a state-of-the-art museum and an interactive memorial.
One of the few museums in the world where you can learn about the US Navy’s Submarine Force, it is a valuable resource featuring the WWII fleet submarine, USS Bowfin, exhibits, multi-media, and interactive displays.
Working with the Seattle-based Architecture firm MIG Portico (MIG), MASON completed services as the local architect for construction administration alongside local contractor, Constructor’s Hawaii Ltd., at the Pacific Fleet Submarine Museum and Park (formerly known as the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park) adjacent to the neighboring Pearl Harbor Historic Sites Visitors Center.
The official grand re-opening took place in early 2021.
Exterior Photos by: Oliver Koning; Photos of Museum's interior by MASON
PROJECT DETAILS
- Renovation and expansion of the Museum (12,100 sq. ft), facilities Support Building (3,125 sq. ft.), Comfort Station (975 sq. ft.) and surrounding outdoor exhibit spaces.
- The facility improvements were designed by MIG to better showcase the USS Bowfin submarine on exhibit and the history of submarines during WWII and the Cold War in the Pacific.
SERVICES
- Architectural Consultant
- Construction Document Review
- Construction Administration
