Date: Saturday 16 March 2019 A guided tour led by Chris Yuen (Playright) to showcase the new playground. Share his experience converting the park into an innovative inclusive playground to provide a barrier-free play space for children in Hong Kong.
Date: Saturday 16 March 2019Time: 03:00pm – 04:30pm at Yi Pei Square Playground04:30pm – 06:00pm at City Walk 1, UG/F, 70 Tai Ho Road, Tsuen Wan, Kowloon Registration: Free admission. Please register in advance at studio@designtrust.hk
Visitors of the park are encouraged to engage and test the movable furniture. A survey will be handed out to record the user experience e.g. usability, material, comfort, durability, colour etc.
Visitors of the park are encouraged to engage and test the movable furniture. A survey will be handed out to record the user experience e.g. usability, material, comfort, durability, colour etc.
What would you do at your local park? If you have movable furniture, how would you use your park? Sharing the design team’s concept, we will brainstorm with participants and design various furniture system for different activities, unleashing the potential of micro-parks in Hong Kong.
How would you design your doorstep playground? Redefine territories of space with the endless possibilities of graphic design and come up with different graphics for your local park.
Date: Saturday 19 January 2019Time: 2:30 – 3:30pmVenue: Warehouses on WestShop B, G/F, Samtoh Building, No. 384A Queen’s Road WestSai Ying Pun, Hong Kong Free admissions
Learn about the design process for the SOA under Hill Road Flyover and come up with new ideas for your local park! How would you expand on the idea of verticality and work with challenges presented by the existing site context? Participants will be presented with the existing site drawings, and have the chance to come up with their own ideal facilities to be used under the Hill Road Flyover.
Design Trust Futures Studio (DTFS) is pleased to present “Play is for the People”, an exhibition reflecting on the creative processes and collective design for four distinct locations across Hong Kong. On view at a new storefront venue in Sai Ying Pun from 17th to 29th of January 2019, the design teams will be sharing the outcomes of the critical design phase, as well as 1:1 prototypes and scaled models for the public to envision the future micro-parks and design concepts.
