Designer ：Meggie Wong 
Creative Partner：One Bite Design Studio
Today’s Wan Chai North came from a series of reclamations over the past few decades. You can feel a change in the environment as the bustle tones down and glass-walled skyscrapers come into sight. Sharp and gleaming, they are the commercial headquarters and government towers that form part of Hong Kong’s skylines. Maggie Wong was inspired by this nuanced beauty. She extracted the delicate rhythm of colours and shapes and created an abstract pavement painting at the entrance of the Hong Kong Arts Centre.

Designer ：Antoine Li
Creative Partner：One Bite Design Studio

Lee Tung Avenue was formerly known as wedding cards street by the local. It was once lined with all sorts of greeting cards printing shops.Antoine Li painted historical elements of Hong Kong, such as the pawn shop sign, to bring back snippets of the city’s collective memory.

Designer ：Yao Cheuk Ni
Creative Partner：One Bite Design Studio
It reminded Yao Cheuk Ni of the heartwarming scene of a family sitting together at dinner, sharing food and stories of the day. She laid a graphic dining table on the pavement of Queen’s Road East and Stone Nullah Lane, inviting passers-by to discover the friendly community.