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VLADIMIR (VAL) NICHOLAS OSSIPOFF, FAIA (1907-1998)
Ossipoff was born in Vladivostok, Russia, and moved in 1909 to Tokyo where he grew up. He attended Yokohama's St. Joeseph's College and the Tokyo Foreign School and was fluent in Russian, Japanese, and English. He visited Tokyo's Second Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and was greatly influence by Wright's organic architectural style. After moving to the US in 1923, he graduated from high school in Berkeley CA in 1926 and from UC Berkeley in 1931. He took two short jobs in California, one with an Los Angeles architect and the other with the San Francisco firm Crim Reasing McGinnis.
In 1931, he moved to Honolulu, Hawai'i, and found work with architect Charles W. Dickey, Ray Morris who was the head of Lewers and Cooke's building department, and then
Theo H. Davies & Company. In September 1935 Ossipoff left the Davies office
to form a partnership with C. A. Stiehl in Manoa.
Commercial projects across the state include the terminals at the Kahului Airport on Maui and the Kona Airport on the Big Island, the open-air grand lānai style terminal at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu. His archives are at Hamilton Library at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. He's widely recognized as the master of Hawai'i modern architecture. Bio adapted from Wikipedia.
1932 - The Theodore
Richter Hawaiian-style Bungalow, Pacific Heights, Oahu HI. Status
unknown.
1932 - 3062
Diamond Head Road, Honolulu HI. Sold around 2005 to Sharlene Chun.
1932 - 4561 Aukai
Avenue, Honolulu HI. Renovated in 1937, unsure if it was Ossipoff. Sold
around 1988 to Robert and Prudence Potter. Sold in 2023.
1932 - The Joseph Oliveira Jr. Bungalow, Corner of 7th and Kaimuki, Honolulu HI. Destroyed.
1932 - The F. Gordon Chadwick House, Matsonia Avenue, Maunalani Heights, Honolulu HI. Status unknown. Possibly 4233 Matsonia Drive, needs verification.
1932 - Additional
design, developed for Davies, based on the Chadwick house above.
1932 - The Harry
Sadayasu House in Lanakila tract, Keola Road, Honolulu HI. Two
bedroom, bath, large H-type living room, den, kitchen, breakfast room with
garage below.
1932 - The Joseph Neves House, 4388 Kahala Avenue, Honolulu HI. Three bedroom, bath, living room, dining room, kitchen, servant's quarters, and 2-car garage. This was the first for a series of homes in the Biship tract. Neves was both owner and contractor. Additions in 1972. Sold in 2016 to Francis Duhay.
1932 - The Thomas G.
Rodenhurst House, 717 Prospect Street, Honolulu HI. Rodenhurst was a
detective of the Honolulu police department.
1932 - English-style
design for the Bishop Estate subdivision, Honolulu HI.
1932 - The T. Edgar Robinson Addition at Kaalawai, Honolulu HI. Second floor bedroom lanai addition. Status unknown.
1932 - The Mrs. A. Lewis Addition, Kahala Street, Honolulu HI. Three large bedrooms and a bath added as a second story. Status unknown.
1932 - The George Wright House, 10th and Maunalei Avvenue, Kaimuki, Honolulu HI. Modified Monterey style. Wright was the editor of the Hawaii Hochi. Status unknown.
1932 - The J. D. Adams House, Wahiawa HI. Three bedroom, Hawaiian style bungalow. Status unknown.
1932 - The James E. Hughes Addition, Manoa neighborhood, Honolulu HI. Alterations consisted of enlarging the living and dining rooms. Status unknown.
1932 - The Dr. Bunji Tokioka Houses, Kalakaua Avenue opposite Lewis Avenue, Honolulu HI. Two residential-type structures, one to be used as the family residence, the other for professional quarters. Lewis Avenue doesn't exist anymore. Status unknown.
1932 - The Charles Hastings Judd House, Kalakaua near King Street, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1933 - The Dr. V. E. M. Osorio Beach Home, Lanikai, Honolulu HI. House was to be a "Hawaiian-type" structure. Status unknown.
1933 - The L. A.
Whitney House, 1340 Alewa Drive, Honolulu HI. Destroyed prior to 2012.
1934 - The T. Miyahara
House, 3449 Hayden, Honolulu HI. Ossipoff lived there for a time.
Sold in 1939 to William Hutchinson. Sold several times over the
decades. Sold in 2020 to Adam Kurtz.
1934 - The Raymond Kong House, 2167 Ala Wai Blvd., Honolulu HI. This house and 2169 were destroyed around 2016 and a new house replaced both.
1934 - The Commander
Owen Bartlett Alterations, 4721 Kahala Avenue, Honolulu HI. Original
house built in 1928. Several additions over the years. Sold to
John Pyles.
1935 - The Captain L.
A. Whitaker House, Hibiscus Drive, Honolulu HI. A three-bedroom house.
1935 - The L. H.
Camp House, 2059 Makiki Street, Honolulu HI. Destroyed.
1935 - The E. E.
Kennedy House, 277 Ohua Avenue, Honolulu HI. Sold to Gus Conlans, who
was the last owner in 1953. Destroyed in 1953 and Saint Augustine's Convent,
later called Waikiki Health Center, was built.
1935 - The T. Tavares Duplex House, Keoniana Street, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1935 - The F. J. Halford House, Lanikai Beach HI. The Halford's had a house at 2022 Kakela Drive, Honolulu built in 1931 that Ossipoff did alterations to in 1937. The two are 15 miles apart. Likely unbuilt.
1935 - Residence,
Waikiki HI. Developed by Davies. Status unknown.
1935 - The Mrs. C. S.
Crane Addition, Woodlawn neighborhood, Honolulu HI. Status
unknown.
1935 - The Walter Wylie
House, 3762 Anuhea Street, Wilhelmina Rise, Honolulu HI. Altered.
Sold in the 1950's to Richard Ishikawa. On and off the market for decades.
Sold in 1995 to Yoshiharu and Florence Nishida.
1935 - The E. Barton House, Pamoa Road, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1935 - The C. D. Staten House, Pearl City, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1936 - The Cyril Pemberton House, 2164 Mott Smith, Honolulu HI. Needs verification. Status unknown.
1936 - The Edna Richey House, Makiki Street, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1936 - The P. M. Rodgers Addition, Wood Street, Honolulu HI. New bedrooms and lanai. Status unknown.
1936 - The J. M. Whitenack House, 4125 Black PointRoad, Honolulu HI. Sold in 1939 to Hjlmar Kinberg of Sweden who had revisions done. Sold several times throughout the late 1940's - 1950's . Sold in the mid 1960's to George Hemmeter. Deeded to his daughter. Sold in 2001. Destroyed in 2008 and new house built.
1936 - The J. F. Small House, Lunalilo Tract, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1936 - The J. L.
Collins House, initially at 3860 Lurline Drive, Honolulu HI.
Readdressed to 3875, Maunalani Heights. Sold in 2007 to James Austin
III.
1936 - The Charles Boettcher II House, 248 N Kalaheo Avenue, Kailua, Honolulu HI. Boettcher donated the property to the city in 1978, and it became part of Kalama Beach Park.
1937 - The H. M. Hayward House, 3421 Kaohinani, Dowsett Hightlands, Honolulu HI. Destroyed in 2017.
1937 - The H. B. Lyman House, Maunalua Tract, Koko Head, HI. Status unknown.
1937 - The Gustav
Struve House, Lunalillo Heights. Within a couple of years the couple
moved to Europe and Gustav Steuve died there around 1947. She
remarried.
1937 - The George Brangier House, 301-D Portlock Road, Honolulu HI. Likely destroyed. Status unknown.
1937 - The H. L. Houvener House, Kamehameha Avenue, Judd Hillside, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1937 - The Blanche Kennedy House, Pacific Heights. Built. Status unknown.
1937 - The J. E. Russell Addition/Alterations. Addition of a bedroom and changes to living room. Status unknown.
1937 - The F. H. Gaudin House, Kalanianaule Highway. Status unknown.
1938 - The Mrs. Oy Cum
Wong Houses, Magazine Street, Honolulu HI. Two houses.
1938 - The William White House, 3907 Lurline Drive, Maunalani Heights, Honolulu HI. Alterations in 1944. Sold to Edward and Dorothy Buck who had an alteration and addition in 1952. Sold in 1961 to George J Scranton. Sold around 1983. Sold to Doug T Davis. Possibly destroyed; the house on the land as of 2021 is the second photo. Needs verification.
1938 - The Robert Cooke House, 3780 Old Pali Road, Honolulu HI. Cooke died in 1981. Sold in 2022 to Shao-Yuan Hsueh.
1938 - The Vladimir Ossipoff House, Lanikai, Oahu. Status unknown.
1938 - The Fred B. Carter House. Status unknown.
1938 - The Duncan McBryde House, 4625 Aukia Avenue, Honolulu HI. Could be 718 Aukai. Sold in 2007. Needs verification.
1938 - The A. L. Y. Ward House, 3207 Noela Place, Honolulu HI. Sold in 2009 to Iron Tree LLC.
1938 - Guest House on Lanipo Street, Lanikai, Oahu. Built. Status unknown.
1939 - The Spencer Penrose House. Built by H. R. Phillips; landscape design by Thompson and Thompson. Status unknown.
1939 - The Harry Tagawa House, 1508 Pualele Place, Honolulu HI. Built by the owner. In 1941 and 1949 two others were built behind 1508, A & B in one building, C in another. Sold in 2006 to Frances Gendrano.
1939 - The Cedric
Baldwin House, Waihiawa, Kauai HI. Built on the site of the original
1860's Duncan McBryde house (aka Brydeswood). Ossipoff's house was the first
modernist architecture on the island. Built by S. Honjiyo.
1939 - The Robert
Honeyman House, 4585 Kahala, Honolulu HI. Honeyman purchased the
properties of Evelyn Dexter Harris and George Leitch Yager on Kahala to
build a 4 bedroom, 4 bath beach house. Sold in 1945 to
Senator Thelma Akana. Sold in 1950 to Katherine Johnson. Sold in 1955 to
Paul I. Fagan Jr. The lot was sold in 1957 and the house was destroyed by 1989.
1939 - The Gerald Corbett House, 3030 Puiwa Lane. Needs verification.
1940 - The Watson Ballantyne House, 2838 Oahu Avenue, Honolulu HI. Sold to Robert and Agnes Obrock. Sold in 1996 at Agnes' death. Sold in 2001 to Catherine McGowan and Ira Fujisaki.
1940 - The John
C. Fischbeck House, 3753 Diamond Head Circle, Honolulu HI. Fischbeck leaves
for Bermuda in 1966. Destroyed in 2005.
1940 - The Olivia Nolte
House, 4025 Black Point Road, Honolulu HI. Sold to Paul Anderson, who did a
renovation. Fire damage in 1991, photo. Sold to Jeremy Spear.
Destroyed, and new home built in 1994.
1940 - The Senator W. H. Hill Alterations, 59 Keokea Loop, Hilo HI. Purchased from Peter Arioli. Status unknown.
1941 - The Paul A. Johnson Alterations. Commissioned 1940. Status unknown.
1940 - The Spencer
Weaver House, 3693 Diamond Head Circle, Honolulu HI. Additions and
alterations done over the years. Sold in 1999 to Steven Yamane and
Ahyoung Kim-Yamane.
1940 - The D. C. Parker House. Status unknown.
1940 - The J. Kjargaard Alterations. Status unknown.
1941 - The Reid
Atkinson House, 2652 Pacific Heights Road, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1941 - The J. A. Radway
House, 1002 Prospect Street, Honolulu HI. He was a bank president.
Destroyed around 1956, and a new apartment building was built.
1941 - The Walter Wendt House, Maunalani Heights. Status unknown.
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Around 1941 - The
Howard Lyman Houses, 355 and 355A Portlock Road, Honolulu HI. Sold in
1947 to R. S. Bell. Rented for decades. On main house, alterations and
additions done in 2011. Sold to Valerie Chun. Photos are 355A.
355A sold to Nancy Henry, for sale in 2024.
1941 - The Dudley Lewis
House. Unsure if built. Ossipoff's collection has name listed
but no job number or plans. A building permit was issued in 1938, but no
indication it was by Ossipoff.
1941 - Navy Housing. Unsure if built. Status unknown.
1942 - Hawaiian Village, Kalakaua Avenue, Honolulu HI. Commissioned for the US Housing Authority in 1938. Public housing with architects Ray Morris, Roy C. Kelly and W. C Furer. 141 units in 61 buildings with playground facilities and a community building. This area was demolished in the late 1970's and in 1983 new senior assisted living housing went in.
1943 - 1528 Mokulua Drive, Kailua HI. Likely built before then. Sold in 1954 to Ernest Sneidman. Sold in 1961 to Stephen Gergen. Sold in 1968 to Richmond Jackson. For sale in 1970. No listings in paper until 2002, just garage sale. Destroyed around 2018.
1945 - The E. E. Black Emergency War Housing. Hundreds of units. Status unknown.
1945 - Kapiolani Park, Honolulu HI. 700-750 prefab units. Designed with Philip FIsk, Alan Johnson and Alfred Preis. Status unknown.
1945 - 2047 Wilhelmina Rise, Maunalani Heights, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1946 - The Surf and
Sand Apartment Hotel Project (formerly Christian Holmes Beach Mansion, aka
Queens Surf), 2709 Kalakaua Avenue. During WWII the residence was used
as a rest home for young flyers. C.R. Holmes donated the premises for this
use during the war period. Many of the flyers enjoyed the luxuries that were
extended there. In the year 1944, during the war conference held in Hawaii
by Admiral Nimitz, General Douglas McArthur and staff. 12 rental
units in 2 separate buildings, owner Capitol Properties Limited.
Original build date 1918. Destroyed around 1969. Became the Sans
Souci Regional Park.
1946 - Dormitory Wing
for Punahou Boys Boarding School, 1601 Punahou Street, Honolulu HI.
Designed with Mark Porter and C. W. Dickey Associates represented by
Kenneth Roehrig, architects. Unsure if built. The school becam co-ed.
1946 - The Harrison
Cooke House, Honolulu HI. Mentioned in his archive. Possible
address 2549 Tantalus. Survived a tidal wave in 1946. Destroyed around
1981. Needs verification.
1945 - The Edward King
House, 1437 Kehaulani, Lanikai, Oahu HI. For sale 1947-1948. Sold around
1950 to Mrs. E. R. Turner. New auxilary structure built in 1987.
1947 - Two story
Apartment House, Kuhio and Launiu Streets, Honolulu HI. Destroyed.
Designed with P. C. Fisk architect.
1947 - The C. M. Cooke III Addition/Remodel, 2869 Manoa Road, Honolulu HI. Original house 1928. May not have been completed. Needs verification. Status unknown.
1947 - The Leslie W. Wishard House. Status unknown.
1947 - The Ernest Kai Kitchen Alteration. Status unknown.
1948 - Two model homes in Wailupe Peninsula Subdivision built by Hawaiian Dredging Co. The land was once a dairy farm that was damaged in the 1946 tsunami. Sold to Walter Dillingham of Hawaiian Dredging Company who built houses on the ocean side of Kalanianaole Highway. Includes Wailupe Circle, Akilolo Street, and Niuhi Street. Needs verification.
1948 - The Kuhio
Apartments Annex of the Coral Strand Hotel, 2127-2129 Kuhio Avenue, Honolulu
HI. 4 one-bedroom units. Owned and designed by two leading architects.
Exclusive for the era renting at $40 a day, $300 per week, $1300 per month!
Destroyed.
1948 - Apartment
Complex, 2458 A, B, C Mountain View Drive, Honolulu HI. 9 units.
Destroyed. The Waikiki Lanais Condos were built at 2452 Tusitala (street on
south side of lot) in 1978.
1948 - The Hoonanea Apartments, Aala Street, Honolulu HI. Three units. Keola Hoonanea, a senior apartment building built in 1971 at 1465 Aala Street could be same site, needs verification.
1948 - The Sam Damon House. Status unknown.
1952 - The Dr. P. H.
Liljestrand House, 3300 Tantalus Drive, Honolulu HI. Commissioned 1948.
Sold in 2015 to the Liljestrand Foundation. Open for tours.
1948 - The Edmund C.
Locke House, 154 Wailupe Circle, Wailupe Peninsula, Honolulu HI.
Destroyed 2014.
1948 - The Leroy Bush
House, 3757 Round Top Drive, Honolulu HI. Sold around 1966 to James Case.
Deeded to daughter, Suzanne Case.
1949 - The Merrill L. Carlsmith Additions and Alterations, 40 Halaulani Place, Hilo HI. Original house built in 1927 by another architect. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Status unknown.
1949 - The Roger
Williams House, Kona HI. Status unknown.
1949 - The Robert Cooke
House, 3780 Old Pali Road, Honolulu HI. Needs verification. Status unknown.
1950 - The Margaret
Emerson House, 4603 Kahala, Honolulu HI. Address was changed to 4607 before
being sold in 1954 to Henry Kaiser. Became a rental. Sold in 1966 to Arthur
Ostheimer III, then went back to the Estate of Henry Kaiser. Sold to
the Ostheimers. In 1981 there was a fire at 4607-A, not much damage.
Has been destroyed.
1950 - The T. G. Singelhurst Addition and Alterations, 4465 Kahala, Honolulu HI. Destroyed 2001.
1950 - The A. L. Y. Ward Farmhouse, Kauai HI. Status unknown.
1950 - The Paul McGinniss House, 28 Niuhi Street, Honolulu HI. For sale in 1958. Featured in Sunset Magazine. Status unknown.
1950 - The Moses Akiona
House, Old Pali Road, Honolulu HI. Built. Akiona was a building
contractor. He retired in 1959 and died there in 1971.
1950 - Convalescent Nursing Home Alterations and Additions, 5113 Maunalani Circle, Honolulu HI. Ethelwyn Castle owned the home built in 1936. At her death in 1940 the home was donated and became the Convalescent Nursing Home. 50 beds. Became the Maunalani Convalescent Center. Has been further altered and expanded.
1951 - The A. L. Y. Ward House, 3939 Noela Place, Maunalani Heights, Honolulu HI. Sold around 1983 to John Stevenson, who did an addition and renovation in 1985. Sold in 2015 to Patricia Sheehan who added another addition.
1951 - 4364 Hopeloa
Place, Honolulu HI. Sold around 1960 to David M. Gray, who owned it to 2022.
Sold in 2023.
1951 - The Ernest C. Moore Jr. House, 4259 Panini Loop, Honolulu HI. Sold around 1967 to Richard Ripple. For sale in 1998 and 2001. Status unknown.
1951 - The Wilbert Choi
House, Kahaluu, Oahu HI. Built. In 1960 the former Korean
President Syngman Rhee had exiled there. Rhee died in 1965, Wilbert Choi
died in 1970.
1951 - The Boyd MacNaughton Alterations 4339 Puu Panini Avenue, Honolulu HI. File say the house had a view of Koko Head which is 8 miles east of Puu Panini Avenue, so needs verification. That address is a park. This project may be the David M. and Gertrude MacNaughton Taylor house, which is closer to Koko Head. Status unknown.
House 1
House 2
1951- The Ed J. Greaney/Zadoc Brown House, aka Greaney/Brown House, 3115 Noela Drive, Honolulu HI. On Diamond Head. Written up in the January 1952 Architectural Record. There are two houses on the property, the second built in 1964. Unclear if Ossipoff did both. Mrs. Greaney sold House #1 in 1951 to Zadoc Brown. On Historic Register. House #1 sold in 2022 to Zadoc Brown Trust. House #2 sold in 2020 to Kanaaho LLC.
1952 - The Thomas Evans House, Kaneohe, Oahu HI. Status unknown.
1952 - The Cenric Wodehouse House, 79-7079 Mamalahoa Highway, Kona HI. Addition in 1959, likely not by Ossipoff. Later referred to as Pohokala Ranch. Wodehouse died in 1973. Sold to the Ward family and became known as Ward Castle. Sold in 2014.
1952 - The C. M. Cooke House, Nuuani Valley. There were three people named C. M. Cooke, Sr, Jr, and III. Status unknown.
1952 - The Senator William H. Hill House, 78-120 Holua Street, Kailua Kona HI. John Wayne married his 3rd wife there. Sold in 2013. Available for rental.
1952 - The Hugh G.
Peterson House, 2345 Makiki Heights Dr, Honolulu HI. Sold in 1955 to
Theodore Cook. Deeded in 1973 to son Richard Cook. In 2011 sold or
gifted to the Honolulu Museum of Art. Sold in 2013 to Gregory and Reed
Myers. There was a fire in 2022, with some damage, but the house survived.
1952 - The Vance C.
Cannon Additions and Alterations, 6330 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu HI.
Address likely wrong, this location is in the water. Needs
verification.
1952 - The Alexander
and Grace Doyle Additions and Alterations. Status unknown.
1952 - The Russell Cades House and Studio, 2186-A Round Top Drive, Honolulu HI. A lanai, study, patio and wine cellar were added later. Sold in 1989. Sold in 2003 to Don and Kai Cowell aka Kaiulani Spices. Status unknown.
1952 - The Henry Clark House, 3060 Noela Drive, later 3088 Noela Drive, Honolulu HI. Sold in 1973 to Luther Woo. Sold in 1977 to Calvin Liu, a Japanese investor, who tore the house down next door, built a new one and moved in to 3124. Sold prior to 2018 to David Whitcomb.
1952 - The E. C. Gray House, 52756 Nuuanu Avenue, Honolulu HI. Address doesn't exist as of 2024. Needs verification.
1952 - The A. A.
Carswell Addition, 2980 Makalai Place, Honolulu HI. Original build 1937.
Carswell died in January 1987, house for sale shortly thereafter. Sold in
2013 to Gregory Hazelton.
1952 - The Malcolm MacNaughton Addition, 6015 Kalanianaole Highway, Honolulu HI. Original house 1944. Kitchen renovation in 1955. Destroyed and a new house built in 1983 by John Hala.
1952 - The Hester
Hilliger House, 3384 Niolopua Drive, Honolulu HI. Hilliger remarried
in 1965 to Mettler. Sold in 1985 to Lorraine Akiba. Attachment 2.
1952 - Navy Housing,
Kwajalein, Guam and Philippines.
1952 - The Marshall
Goodsill House, 4258 Puu Panini Avenue, Honolulu HI. Three pavilions
surrounding a courtyard and pool. This registered historic home was once
owned by the Honolulu Museum of Arts. Sold in 2022 to Kanoa Zimmerman.
1952 - The Linus C. Pauling Jr. Alterations, 487-A Portlock Road, Honolulu HI. The Paulings purchased the A. A. Sack house, built in 1943. Pauling was the son of Linus C. Pauling Sr, the Cal Tech professor. Sold in 1955. Sold around 1976. Sold in 1989. Status unknown.
1952 - The Milton Holst
House, Nuuanu Hillside, Honolulu HI.
1953 - The A. T. Hanson Addition, 2120 Puu Alii Place, Honolulu HI. Renovated in 1988. Sold in 2014 to Paul Alston.
1953 - Guam Housing,
status unknown.
1953 - The Walter Henderson House, 75-5944 Alii Street, Kailua Kona HI. The lot was the site of an old Hawaiian church whose walls were used in the construction of the house. Sold in 2002 to Richard Henderson/Kai Ala Partners LLC.
1953 - Navy Housing, Pearl Harbor HI. 962 apartments at Moanaloa Ridge. Started 1951. Status unknown.
1953 - Navy Housing, Barbers Point HI. 355 units, Started 1951. Designed with Harland Bartholomew Engineers and Phillip Fisk, Johnson and Perkins and Preis architects. Status unknown.
1953 - The Thomas Cowan House, 2360 Makiki Heights Drive, Honolulu HI. Commissioned 1951. Sold in 1959 to William and Anna Winder. For sale 1965-1967. Sold to Paul M. Hayashida. Status unknown.
1953 - The Carl Machado
House, 4312 Puu Panini, Honolulu HI. Sold in 1957 to Roy Bright who
completed alterations in early 1958. Sold in 1987 to Wen Hsiang-Su.
1953 - The Stanley C.
Kennedy Jr. House, possibly 3919 Noela Place, Honolulu HI. Sold around
1955 to R. J. Worthington, who lived there until 1971. Sold. Destroyed
in 1979.
1953 - The H. M. Sexton Additions and Alterations, 3011 Oahu Avenue, Honolulu HI. Alterations and repairs again in 1956, unknown if Ossipoff was architect. Sold around 1967. Sold in 1985 to Dennis and Dianne Sugihara.
1953 - The E. B. Holroyde Remodel. Status unknown.
1953 - The Lawson Riley House, possible address: 3821 Diamond Head Circle, Honolulu HI. Address no longer exists, Unity Church of Hawaii is on this lot which is now numbered 3608. Needs verification.
1953 - The Leslie
Wishard House.
1953 - The Ossipoff Mountain Cabin, Camp Palehua, Kapolei HI. Sold to the Campbell Estate. Sold in 2009 to the Gill family as part of a larger ranch area that has been restored to native Hawaiian forest. Photos by John Hook. The cabins have been rehabilitated. History.
1954 - The Lewis Lengnick House, 4369 Hopeloa Place, Honolulu HI. Renovated in 1969. Sold to Alan and Barbara Leong who did an addition and alteration in 1982. For sale in 2006 and 2013. Sold in 2016. Sold in 2020 to Holly Suyama.
1954 - The A. J. Ostheimer III Additions and Alterations. Status unknown.
1954 - The Joseph Ridder Additions. Status unknown.
1954 - The Leslie Weigh House, 1000 Ainako Avenue, Hilo HI. As of 2011 owned by the Weigh's daughter, Leslie Aina Weigh, and her husband, Robert Scott Henderson.
1954 - The William
Bleeker House, Honolulu HI. Status unknown.
1954 - The John Milnor Addition, 3315 Kahawalu Drive, Honolulu HI. Original home built in 1948. Unsure if built. Sold in 1952 to the Milnor's. Sold in the early 1980's to Francis T. O'Brien. Sold in 1986 to Herman Ching. Addition in 2000. Status unknown.
1954 - The Frank H. Lehman House. Status unknown.
1954 - The Hugh Tennent House, 201 Prospect Street, Honolulu HI. In October 1954 it appears to have been used as an art studio by Mrs. Tennent. The address no longer exists. Likely destroyed.
1954 - The Randolph Worthington Cottage, 3803 Tantalus, Laia Beach, Honolulu HI. Sold around 1958. Status unknown.
1954
- The Wayne Scott House, 3795 Diamond Head, Honolulu HI. Possibly sold
around 1957 to Cyril and Milme Pemberton. Sold in 2019 to Surf and Turf LLC.
Destroyed in 2020.
1955 - The Marshall and
Ruth Goodsill House, 4258 Puu Panini Avenue, Honolulu HI. Featured in
the May 1955 issue of Architectural Record. Photos by Darren Bradley. At
Ruth Goodsill's passing in 2011 the house was left to the Honolulu Academy
of Arts.
1955 - A 600 unit
housing project in Guam. Fisk, Johnson, Perkiins, Ossipoff and Preis
architects. One-and two-story buildings with 1-3 bedroom units.
1955 - The Royce Kitchen and Lanai, Windward Road, Oahu HI. Status unknown.
1955 - The Kaname Suda House, 65 Ahi Place, Nuuanu, Honolulu HI. Sold in early 1960's to Margery Higgins. Sold in late 1990's to Herbert Lim, still owner as of 2020.
1955 - The Vladimir Ossipoff Renovation, 4383 Hopelea Place, Honolulu HI. Landscape design, George Walters; built by S. Mivra; photos by Robert Wenkham. Original house 1952. Sold in early 1960's to Charles Raymond. For sale for years; destroyed in 2014. Published in October 1960 Architectural Record, 1960 Architectural Record Houses.
1955 - The C. M. Cooke III House, Maui HI. Status unknown.
1955 - The Charles Pietsch III Alterations and Additions. Status unknown.
1958 - The Ralph Lau
House, 1562 Waianuenue, Hilo HI. Commissioned 1955. Sold in 2013.
1955 - The Muriel Damon
House, 292 Nuuanu, Honolulu HI. Probably unbuilt. Address
doesn't exist as of 2024.
1955 - The Gerald
Corbett Alterations. Status unknown.
1955 - The Richard
Henderson House, Hilo HI. This may go back to the 1953 Walter I
Henderson house in 1953, that was his father, but I think its two separate
houses. Richard would have been in his late 20's at the time, may have had a
house built. The 1953 Walter Henderson house ia owned by a Richard
Henderson, probably the son of this Richard and Walter's grandson. I
1955 - The Walter Henderson House, Hilo HI. The Henderson's built a house at 82 Halaulani Place, Hilo HI in 1925 (no architect). House was sold in 1956 to the Walter's which could be because they had Ossipoff design a new house. Walter dies in 1969 living on Halaulani Place. Was this a mistake in paper or could they have built another house on the same street? Yes! When wife Jean dies she is living at 114 Halaulani Place!
Around 1960 - The Blanche Hill House, Honolulu HI. Featured in Architectural Record Houses of 1963. Built by S. Miura; landscape design, Richard C. Tongg; photos by Robert Wenkham. Status unknown.
Year unknown - The Boettcher Estate, HI. Status unknown.
Sources include: Ossipoff Archives, Architectural Record.