#ddHK Design District Hong Kong

5 local typographic designers designed 5 sets of bilingual typography...

12.2018 – 2.2021

#ddExperience is an Interactive pavilion designed to reconnect people with our public spaces....

27.3.2019 –31.5.2019

The tram lane painted in green symbolise the city’s vibe and energy connecting Wan Chai east and west...

4.2019

In collaboration with the Department of Architecture of the Hong Kong Design Institute, the participated students and lecturers ...

From now 31.5.2019

#ddPaintHKWALLS

Spreading our creative vibe to a wider area of Wan Chai, #ddHK has invited HKWALLS to join as Creative Partner for #ddPlace this year...

23.3.2019 – 2.2021

By using abstracted 3D representations taken from the surrounding environment, Maggie WONG proposed a colourful design for the paving outside the Hong Kong Arts Centre building....

12.2018 – 2.2021

In partnership with Hong Kong Tramways, the tram stops at O’Brien Road and Luard Road in Wan Chai...

27.3.2019 –5.2019

In this creative work, local plant and animal species have become the main elements to bring you on a journey through local seasons...

27.3.2019 – 23.6.2019

#ddPaintHKWALLS

Location: Over 30 murals in Wan Chai District

Date: From now until 2.2021

Design & Collaborators: Famous local and overseas street artists
Creative Partner: HKwalls

#ddHK joined hands with Creative Partner HKWALLS and invited a number of famous local and overseas street artists to slick up the outdoor walls of buildings with murals. The wall paintings bring art and design to the community and spread the charm of “open-air design district gallery”. Let’s get inspired at every turn!

Design District Hong Kong (#ddHK) aims to illustrate an authentic culture that resonates with locals, and lead tourists on an in-depth tour of creativity to discover a different Hong Kong. For generations Hong Kong has been recognised as The Land of Hong Kong (香港地), a local nickname that not only hinted our collective culture and passion for the city, but also chronicled the blood, sweat and tears, if not memories of all HongKongers who helped shape the city throughout the ages. This project is, indeed, a love letter to the land of ours.