Directions

CSDL is located in the Department of Information and Computer Sciences in the Pacific Ocean Science and Technology (POST) building at the University of Hawaii at Manoa, indicated below by the blue pushpin:

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Driving directions

To Dole Street:

• From highway H1, take the University exit. Regardless of your direction, the exit will put you in in the correct direction on University Ave.  Stay in the right hand lane.

• From downtown, find your way to University Ave (it intersects with Kapiolani and King), and go towards the mountains. After you pass under the H1 highway get into the right hand lane.

From Dole Street to the parking structure:

• Make a right onto Dole Street from University Ave. (first light after exiting H1 or going under H1). The rightmost lane will take you into the parking structure. Parking costs $6.00 for visitors.

To the POST Building:

• If in the parking structure,  take the elevators or stairs to the top, then walk towards the mountains and cross Dole Street.  Now turn right and walk along Dole Street until you see an 8 story building with turquoise windows and coral masonry to your left.  This is the POST building, it is located behind the Engineering Building (which has a tubular orange sculpture on its front lawn).  You can cut across the lawn to go to it directly, or if you miss it follow the directions in the next paragraph.

• To drive directly to the building, continue along Dole Street instead of going into the parking structure, then make a left on East West Road.  Next, make the next left into the parking lot for POST. Except for some evening times when an attendant is present to take your money, you will need a permit to park in that lot.  (Note that you can also continue up East West Road to another section of visitor parking. There is a guard station where you can ask for instructions on visitor parking.)

For the latest details on parking at the University, please see http://www.hawaii.edu/parking/visitorparking.html.

Collaborative Software Development Laboratory
1680 East-West Rd. (POST Building), Room 307
808-956-3489