HKCC Design Year Book 2021 by Vera Sun

INTRODUCTION

The academic year of 2020/21 was another special experience under the shadow of the pandemic. Our teaching and learning interactions have evolved from ‘online everything’ to the ‘hybrid’ mode, attempting to benefit from the best of the two worlds—virtual and physical. Within a short time, reaching out to one another via a screen became a second nature to many. Some seized the advantages of online learning to improve time management in order to excel. On the other hand, as most design subjects gradually resumed face to face lessons, yet still accommodating those who were confined to their faraway localities. The human touch from in-class dialogues to the chit-chat with peers was no longer taken for granted but deemed all the more precious even though behind masks. This year, our Design Annual Show 2021 showcased student works developed fruitfully in such a hybrid context. The theme of the exhibition show—&—captured conceptually the essence of this dual environment. While the combined mode of the virtual and physical worlds will likely remain in the years to come, flexibility is the key. We will continue to exercise our creativity to go beyond the limitations imposed on us by the changing circumstances.

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0302 Advertising Copywriting Workshop Voluntary Service as design helpers for “JC Project Well-being: Placemaking” Guest Lecture: Tomorrow Design Office Guest Lecture: Sharing by Kiwi CHOW, the director of Beyond the Dream (幻愛) Business of Design Week (BODW) JCCAC Festival 2020 featured exhibition <The Dimensions of Living: A House is> Typography Workshop Zine Publication Workshop BODW Design Taster Online Exhibition BODW Design Taster: Online Guest Talk: TVC Production Process BODW Design Taster: Online Stencil Typography Workshop Alumni Sharing Session[ 3 ] [ 15 ] [ 8 ] [ 5 ] [ 16 ] [ 19 ] [ 16 ] [ 20 ] [ 4 - 3 / JAN ] [ 30 - 5 / DEC ] A group of Environment & Interior Design students produced works on the theme of “A House is Visionary” while four Visual Communication students on “A House is an Anatomy of Neighbourhood” OCT NOV DEC SEPT[ 2020] HK4As Virtual Training Style of Rendering Workshop Rhino Workshop Experimental Drawing Workshop Portfolio Review by Design Professionals Guest Lecture: MAJO Design Guest Lecture: Oft Interiors Ltd. Colour Workshop 3D Rendering Workshop Design Annual Show 2021 at JCCAC Intermediate Woodwork Training Workshop — Wooden Stool with Milling Machine Intermediate Woodwork Training Workshop — Wooden Burr Puzzle Intermediate Woodwork Training Workshop — Ramp Toys with CNC Milling Machine Guest Lecture: Local Design by TSAI Yin-ping Tai O Cultural Festival—Tai O Stores Go! Guest Lecture: 黃修平導演分享會 PLAY LIVES Guided Tour Farmland Eco-art Exhibition [ 30 ] [ 8 ] [ 3 ] [ 3 - 4 ] [ 2 - 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 15 ] [ 22 ] [ 25 ] [ 13 ] [ 24 ] [ 11 -17 ] [ 14 ] [ 18 - 19 ] Organised by the Hong Kong Bird Watching Society and Art Together and held at the Covered Piazza of Times Square in Causeway Bay. 5 Visual Communication students produced A2 posters on the issue of critically endangered and vulnerable species – yellow bunting. A project to revamp the traditional shops in Tai O, in collaboration with The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups, Tai O Cultural Association, and Hong Kong Interior Design Association. Activities include site visits, interviews, workshops, guest lectures, and design sessions in June. The production stage will be in September, with the final work as a part of the Tai O Cultural Festival in November. MAR APR MAY EVENTS AND TIMELINES JUNE FEB JAN[ 2021 ]

04 05 ADVERTISING DESIGN [ 03 ] CHIU Hei Man [ 04 ] CHOI Chung Lam [ 05 ] FONG Hau Ching [ 02 ] CHEUNG Cheuk Lam Janet [ 01 ] CHAN Queenie Doris + +++ [ 33 ] YU Po Yi [ 32 ] YIP Tsun Pan [ 31 ] YEUNG Nga Lam ++ [ 28] WONG Ka Ying [ 29 ] WONG Sin Wan [ 30 ] WU Ka Mei [ 27 ] WONG Cheuk Yin [ 26 ] TSO Tsz Ching [ 25 ] TIN Wing Kam + +++ [ 23 ] SO Wing Tung [ 24 ] TANG Hiu Tung [ 22 ] SHIU Yan Tung [ 21 ] SHIU Long Ting Lawrence + +++ [ 18 ] MAN Ka Chun Dicky [ 19 ] NG Yan Ying [ 20 ] PONG Yan Yee [ 17 ] LUI Sum Yin Ava [ 16 ] LUI Hei + +++ [ 13 ] LEUNG Po Yee [ 14 ] LIU Yu Wing Natalie [ 15 ] LOUIE Sau Ting [ 12 ] LEUNG Chun Hei [ 11 ] LAW Lam + +++ [ 08 ] KWONG Tsz Ying [ 09 ] LAM Victor [ 10 ] LAU Ka Tsun [ 07 ] HUNG Ka Yan [ 06 ] HO Kiu Yan + +++ [ 33 ] SELECTED DESIGN STUDENTS 2020 / 2021 (ADV) PART [1/3] R R R R

SPCA_Donation3

People who want to help

have

time

take

which one can decide to buy a

However, they can still help

save

Wedding Photography Brand–ShingHei.Visual

When everything is restricted, it is no longer unique. When everything is the same, what is the meaning of it? Therefore, through the theme of ‘restraint’, this work presents to you a different and unfettered type of wedding photography.

06 07 ADVERTISING DESIGN

CHEUNG

Cheuk Lam Janet STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

animals do not

enough space and

care of them as volunteers.

the animals via a donation of $3

pack of tissue or

a life in a day.

CHOI

Chung Lam STUDENT YEAR [ 2 FINAL PROJECT

Raid 2021 Advertising Campaign

This project aims to convey the concept of personal hygiene in order to prevent the spread of the virus during COVID-19. The creative strategy of ‘making a big fuss over a minor issue’ is used to tell the convenience of using Walch sanitising wet wipes by contrasting it with the extra-exaggerated actions we do in our daily lives.

08 09 ADVERTISING DESIGN FONG Hau Ching STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT How can we do if we see cockroaches at home? Should we train ourselves as spidermen and climb the walls, or change our minds and become peaceful as buddha to avoid them? No! You don’t need to do these! Just use Raid and every roach will die immediately.

KWONG Tsz Ying STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

Walch- “小題大做” R OUTSTANDING FINAL PROJECT

Depression

Depression is a common pyschological illness. Our society tends to label depression patients without offering much help. In fact, we have to understand the pain of depression before we can have true empathy to care for and accompany those who suffer from depression.

CURRY 8

Under Armour has a strong brand image and a well-known original story, yet their product and technology are not as well-known as their story. This leads to a stagnant market situation comparing to Nike and Adidas. In this campaign, I promoted Curry 8 stylishly in order to attract young customers.

010 011 ADVERTISING DESIGN LAW Lam STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

LUI Hei STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

R OUTSTANDING FINAL PROJECT

Value of waste

唔想餓親me，快食Indomie

This project is aimed to attract young adults who have the habit of eating instant noodles for lunch. Cooking Indomie is convenient, and the concept is to show that cooking Indomie is faster than ordering from food delivery service.

This project is aimed to design an advertising campaign to show that waste’s value is much more than we think. It is common to see youngsters blame themselves as ‘trash’ or ‘rubbish’ when they face failures. However, is it true that waste has no value? Is ‘waste’ only an adjective for us to define ourselves? For JW PEI, those unwanted plastic bottles are valuable materials.

012 013 ADVERTISING DESIGN

LUI

Sum Yin Ava MAN Ka

Chun Dicky

STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT

我的價值

不只如此

This project aims to encourage people to “refresh” their lives and eliminate pressure by using a makeup remover. Since wearing makeup may show one’s professionalism, so women are required to wear makeup when they work. This “Refresh Your Skin” series conveys a clean and young feeling to the audience in order to rouse their memories about youth and freshness.

does it mean to feel nostalgia?

slowly became a local culture

and someday it may become someone’s future childhood memory.

expanded this concept through creating a future timeline in which people look back into the present. I used overstated scenarios and style to present my concept.

014 015 ADVERTISING DESIGN

PONG

Yan Yee SHIU Long Ting Lawrence STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT

What

“TamJai” mixian

nowadays,

Therefore,

Refresh Your Skin 譚仔．時間．序章 R OUTSTANDING FINAL PROJECT

UHA Mikakuto –

Sweet

My works aim to search for ways to reduce stress from a Hong Konger’s perspective, such as listening to music, massaging...etc. I found circular objects to replace the shape of the Cororo Gummy Candy, in order to present the key message that “The Cororo Gummy Candy can reduce pressure.” The target audience are female students and office ladies who may easily feel stressed and would like to have something sweet.

Make Tangible Memories With Lomography 讓回憶觸得到

With the threats of technology development, film photography strives to survive in the photography world. Technology makes things virtual and less physical. Humans are creatures in need of physical intimacy with one another to maintain their relationships. Lomography hopes to encourage people to store their memories tangibly with film rolls by telling them to feel the temperature of life.

016 017 ADVERTISING DESIGN SHIU Yan Tung SO Wing Tung STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT

就係咁

Heep Hong Society is a leading children education and rehabilitation organisation committed to helping children and youth of diverse needs. According to the results of a Hong Kong study, the prevalence of special learning difficulties in Hong Kong has increased from 9.7% to 12.6% and dyslexia is considered a type of Special Education Needs (SEN).

project presents potential signs of dyslexia and the frustration from those children’s perspective in order to empathise with their difficulties.

018 019 ADVERTISING DESIGN TANG Hiu Tung STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT Everyone has regretful moments, including making the wrong decisions. Sometimes, eating sugar is regretful too. As Airwaves chewing gums are sugar-free, so this campaigns tells a message that Airwaves will never fill your heart with remorse. 無糖不留憾 TIN Wing Kam STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

This

有障無礙夢想

尋溫

For most people, buying second-hand fashion is just like searching for treasure. Therefore, second-hand clothing is reminiscent of objects with old stories. Owners of clothes carry with them memories about the clothes before they are consigned to second-hand shops. Hence, the concept of this advertising campaign is about searching for “cozy stories.”

“Heartbeat for Tempo” Advertising Campaign

This “Heartbeat for Tempo” advertising campaign aims to let the audience know more about Tempo’s products from a new perspective, which is about the smell rather than the perfect softness and strength balance that they have always advocated. The design concept of the posters and TVC ad is that Tempo’s tissue attracts you just like a dream girl or Prince Charming.

020 021 ADVERTISING DESIGN WONG Cheuk Yin STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

WONG Ka Ying STUDENT YEAR [ 2 FINAL PROJECT

R OUTSTANDING FINAL PROJECT

- KOBAYASHI

the function of

the needs of different situations. The slogan

Gel Sheet can

the same

as a

functions of

of the

Kobayashi Cooling

022 023 ADVERTISING DESIGN WONG Sin Wan STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT Imagine all the animals in the Hong Kong Ocean park are employees. If the number of visitors to the park is decreasing, and they all need to find a job in Hong Kong to maintain a living. However, are those jobs really suitable for them? What difficulties they will face? Let Unemployed Animals Restart to Work 動物失業保牠就業 WU Ka Mei STUDENT YEAR [ 2 FINAL PROJECT Addition to

treating fever, Kobayashi Cooling

meet

“林時應變” is

pronunciation of the brand name in Chinese, it also acts

wordplay

Chinese character which is “臨.” The potential

the

Gel Sheet are defined as the underlying meaning of the TVC. 小林製藥

idea of having no guilt lets me think about ‘atonement’ and it also reminds me of religious baptism and confession rooms in religious traditions. Therefore, combine the religious rituals/stories with the characteristics of Light Cup Noodles that are air-fried with vegetable ingredients and dietary fibres. It aims to address eating Light Cup Noodles is like having an atonement.

024 025 ADVERTISING DESIGN YEUNG Nga Lam YU Po Yi STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT The

The campaign hopes to persuade the undecided people to register as organ donors by letting them understand the pain of waiting. After they feel the urgency of patients waiting for organ transplantation, they will more likely make the decision of being donors. 零罪惡感杯麵 No-guilt Cup Noodle 一個決定改變生命

Photography

Life Photography

026 027 ADVERTISING DESIGN

CHAN

Queenie Doris TSO Tsz Ching STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]APPLIED PHOTOGRAPHY APPLIED PHOTOGRAPHY Documentary

Still

Uniqlo Nat Owl Stationery Design

Diversification is a symbol of UNIQLO. designed a main element, which is composed of many geometric patterns. These patterns represent the uniqueness of Uniqlo. They are formed to build an integrated brand. Red is still the main colour of the rebranding project. It is always recognized for its iconic red colour. It can also deepen the impression of consumers.

For this identity design project, I have selected my own identity brand “Nat Owl” to make a set of stationery. Since the main theme is related to the night person’s identity with a calm night atmosphere, the elements for the design are all related to the night.

028 029 ADVERTISING DESIGN

LEUNG

Po Yee LIU

Yu Wing Natalie

STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]BRANDING & CORPORATE IDENTITY BRANDING & CORPORATE IDENTITY

Break The Barriers, You Can Do It!

This project aims at recalling young female athletes’ desire and love towards sports from their slump and suggesting a solution to alleviate their problem. It shows that besides stop doing sports, there is still an alternative way to solve their physical and mental constraints.

The Lego Mask

The project uses the concept of “COOL” to attract teens. Also, adding the idea of the “mask”, it helps teens develop their unique identities. To present this concept, I created a fictional app through which they could “build whatever they want to build, be whatever they want to be.”

030 031 ADVERTISING DESIGN

LIU Yu Wing Natalie SHIU Long Ting Lawrence

STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]ART DIRECTION PROJECT ART DIRECTION PROJECT

Adidas – Be Yourself Chupa Chups

Tokyo is one of the key cities of the Adidas brand that needs to help Japanese teenage girls who play sports such as tennis, swimming, rugby, weightlifting, hockey, and boxing. The concept that females should be feminine is deep-rooted in the mind of Japanese teenagers. Teenage girls who play those sports have profound mental barriers. Thus, it is important to let the girls realise how to be themselves. If you wish to be an athlete, then go for it!

032 033 ADVERTISING DESIGN

WONG

Cheuk Yin LOUIE Sau Ting STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]ART DIRECTION PROJECT STRATEGY & COPYWRITING PROJECT

Chups Chupa Chups

034 035 ADVERTISING DESIGN NG Yan Ying WONG Ka Ying STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 2 ]STRATEGY AND COPYWRITING PROJECT STRATEGY AND COPYWRITING PROJECT Chupa

Hong Kong Tourism Board — Scenic Spots

Perspective Study

036 037 ADVERTISING DESIGN YEUNG Nga Lam CHIU Hei Man STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 2 ] YEAR [ 1 ]STRATEGY & COPYWRITING PROJECT FUNDAMENTAL VISUALISATION SKILLS

Infographics Infographics

038 039 ADVERTISING DESIGN HO Kiu Yan LAU Ka Tsun STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 1 ] YEAR [ 1 ]FUNDAMENTAL VISUALISATION SKILLS FUNDAMENTAL VISUALISATION SKILLS

3ce_Back to First Love Quotation of Hipsters

I hope that the audience can find memories of their first love through this advertisement. After using 3ce’s products, young and innocent looks may reappear on their faces. Makeup does not only highlight the beauty of girls, but also bring back their memories.

Nin Jiom is a traditional local brand of safe and effective medicine for family to cure minor sickness. However, teenagers regard the brand as mundane, and therefore brand rejuvenation is needed. The project incorporates the arty style and humorous quotes to cater to youngsters’ preferences.

040 041 ADVERTISING DESIGN HUNG Ka Yan LAM Victor STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 1 ] YEAR [ 1 ]INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

文青語錄

Regain Vitality Together

I have lovingly worked on this project. The idea of “Lush” has inspired me that taking rest is both a human and environmental need. The video does not include any dialogue. I choose to present my message “regain vitality together” by symbolisation.

Gucci X The North Face

In the video, contrasts between rural and urban area are used. We can see some objects that symbolise Hong Kong such as neon lights, taxis, etc. The main idea of the video is to tell people to run away from work and get closer to the nature.

042 043 ADVERTISING DESIGN

LEUNG

Chun Hei YIP Tsun Pan STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 1 ] YEAR [ 1 ]INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

044 045 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN [ 02 ] CHENG Sheung Yuet [ 03 ] CHEUNG Wang Yeung [ 04 ] CHEUNG Yee Man [ 01 ] CHAN Yuet Long + ++ [ 06 ] CHOW Tom [ 07 ] IP Faan [ 08 ] LAM Sum Yi [ 05 ] CHIU Chung Ying + ++ [ 10 ] LAW Tsz Ni [ 11 ] LEUNG Ka Hing [ 12 ] LEUNG Ting Fong [ 09 ] LAM Wing Yan Ann + ++ [ 14 ] LUN Siu Ling [ 15 ] MA Man Tik [ 16 ] MOK Ka Hei [ 13 ] LEUNG Tsz Qiu + ++ [ 18 ] TSENG Pei Ching [ 19 ] WONG Hang Yi [ 20 ] WONG Hon Ting [ 17 ] TSANG Tiffany +++ [ 22 ] YU Ka Ho [ 21 ] WONG Wynne Yi Yan + [ 22 ] SELECTED DESIGN STUDENTS 2020 / 2021 (EID) PART [2/3] R R

207 : The Co-working and Co-living Space for YouTubers

One of the characteristics of YouTubers is the sharing of their lives to the public, but how do we define public and private? “207” is a place for YouTubers. It is composed of two parts—a Grade II historic building which consists of 4 restaurants and a new extension which is the “private” living areas. This composition represents the dialogues between the old and the new, public and private, working and living.

046 047 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN CHEUNG Wang Yeung STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

FINAL PROJECT

YUE Mart

A hawker bazaar is a common choice of Hongkongers for shopping daily necessities as it is full of human warmth and local memories. Yue Mart is the redevelopment project at the former Yue Man Square of Kwun Tong where residents, hawkers and visitors can ‘MEET’ in the new hawker bazaar and public space.

048 049 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN CHEUNG Yee Man STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

遇裕 FINAL PROJECT

The Grand Canyon: M+ Extension in Shum Shui Po

My project is a modern art museum. It is an extension of M+ and aims to maximize the therapeutic purpose of art. It is located in the crowded area of Shum Shui Po. There are several areas specifically designed for permanent collection. The aim is to better merge the artworks into the environment thus creating a better artistic experience. The museum itself is rectangular in shape, with a curvy crack cut through in the middle. The crack is extended all the way from the top to the bottom, letting sunlight to seep through and eventually reach the entrance plaza under the museum.

050 051 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN CHOW Tom STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT ++ +

FINAL PROJECT

157 Kl Lung Street: Design of Residential Building for Low-Income

The COVID-19 pandemic has raised concerns for healthier housing strategies. This is especially urgent for those people with low income and living inside those subdivided flats in our urban city. This project uses the tenement blocks at Kl Lung street in Kowloon as a testing ground for a new housing typology that allows more varieties of household unit designs as well as more strengthened neighbourhood bonding.

052 053 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN LAM Sum Yi STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

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Zen Hostel & Meditation Abode

054 055 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN LEUNG Ka Hing STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT The form of the hostel is inspired by mountains, as ancient Zen houses were always built near the mountain and in the forest. Quietness is the key of the space. The hostel consists of three parts—”清”, “幽”, “淨”. They are the different expression of quietness and compose together to form the Chinese word “靜”. 靜·禪舍 :

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LAN. Discovery Centre

This is a building-version of the Through-the-Looking-Glass type of mysterious wonder in the perspective of cats. Located in East Tsim Sha Tsui, the experience takes off from the ground through the black cat eye, and descends to the underground levels of “wonders” guided by the cat’s tail: underwater restaurant from the bottom of the big pool for petlovers and animals to chill and meet; the strange and familiar histories of cat around the world to educate; activities and shopping zones to build a pet-interest community.

056 057 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN LUN Siu Ling STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

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ESLITE-‘IN’ : Branding Space Design for Eslite to Bring Reading, Art and Creativity into Our Lives

Eslite has a very enlightening philosophy—”Life” surrounded by “art”, “creative” and “humanism”. With the philosophy of Eslite, I would like to create spaces for people to live with art and creative products. want to create a lifestyle based on Eslite’s philosophy for Hong Kong with the atmosphere, the view, the mind, the usage which are the opposite to the busy city life, in order to settle people’s mind and body.

058 059 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN MOK Ka Hei STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

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Walk on the Edge

The Tanka boat people are the vernacular dwellers in Hong Kong living on the edge. This project aims to inherit Tanka’s culture and history through re-designing the Sai Kung Promenade. It also develops on historical architecture such as stilt housing and fish rafts as well as sustains the intangible cultural hertage of Tin Hau worship.

WONG Wynne Yin Yan

niko and … village

The project transforms “niko and…” lifestyle brand into a village and puts the idea of freestyle and individuality into people’s minds as they visit. The shoppers’ experience is enhanced through the use of free form shapes and curves from the bicycle path and the ground level public space, contrasting against the boxy, rigid exteriors of the clothing and furniture sale sections. If people want to experience more of the village, they can choose to go underground and enjoy the extra space, individual showrooms and stylist service.

060 061 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN LAM Wing Yan Ann STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

水上浮生

STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT

Pai-dong Stall

House Vision

062 063

LAM

Sum Yi STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] DESIGN STUDIO ++ + Students explore the possibilities of “Pai-dong” urban structure and space; identify a new function, program and potential client in order to keep these heritage street stalls alive.

CHEUNG

Wang Yeung STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] DESIGN STUDIO To recognize the potential of “living together”, the purpose of this project is to determine the experiential links between Community & Individuality, Sense of Sharing & Sense of belonging, and lead to a search of a Sense of Happiness in living.

ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN

Ka Ho STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ]

064 065 IP Faan STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] DESIGN STUDIO House Vision ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN LEUNG Ka Hing STUDENT YEAR 2 ] LEUNG Ka Hing STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ]

House Vision

CHENG Sheung Yuet

Plant Vessel

Students first start with 2D aesthetic concepts such as Wabi-Sabi and rethink man-nature relationship in everyday life. Next, their ideas are expressed in 3D forms, using design elements of plane and block to make a PLANT VESSEL.

066 067 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN

LAM

Sum Yi STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ]

STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ] DESIGN STUDIO

INTRODUCTIONTO DESIGN II

Vertical Village

Based on the study of space, material & form, students develop a design language for the building of a “Vertical Village”. It is a representation and an imaginary of a village in a vertical setting.

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

Students are invited to design the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion in London After the study of the previous pavilions, students design one for year 2025 base on human activities, movement and transformation.

068 069 ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN CHAN Yuet Long STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ] ++ + INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN I

Plant Vessel

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

070 071 CHIU Chung Ying STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ] INTRODUCTIONTO DESIGN II

ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN

Plant Vessel

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN

Vertical Village

072 073 LEUNG Ting Fong STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ] ++ + ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN

INTRODUCTIONTO DESIGN II

Plant Vessel

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

074 075 MA Man Tik STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ] ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Vertical Village

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Plant Vessel

076 077 TSANG Tiffany STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ]

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN

++ + ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN

TO DESIGN II

Plant Vessel

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

078 079 TSENG Pei Ching STUDENT YEAR [ 1 ] ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN INTRODUCTION

TO DESIGN II

Plant Vessel

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

080 081 LAW Tsz Ni LEUNG Tsz Qiu STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 1 ] YEAR [ 1 ] ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN II

Pavilion

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN

Playblock

Students make ELEMENTARY/ BLOCK model, analysing basic visual elements and design principles by drawing parti diagrams and building 3D blocks. Applying the creative concept of playing, students design a set of PLAYBLOCKS for MoMA Design Store on their assigned architecture.

082 083 WONG Hang Yi YU Ka Ho STUDENT STUDENTYEAR [ 1 ] YEAR [ 1 ] ENVIRONMENT AND INTERIOR DESIGN

084 085 VISUAL COMMUNICATION [ 02 ] CHAN Hiu Tung [ 03 ] CHAN Ka Lo [ 04 ] CHAN Lok Yiu [ 01 ] CHAN Cheuk Yee + ++ [ 06 ] CHUNG Suet Yee [ 07 ] FUNG Wing Nam [ 08] HO Tsz Kiu [ 05 ] CHAN Sin + ++ [ 10 ] LAU Ka Ying Ophelia [ 11 ] LI Suen Chi [ 13 ] MUI Cheuk Nam Victor [ 12 ] MAN Chun Shing Jason [ 09 ] KIANG Wan Ying + ++ [ 15 ] SO Cheuk Lam [ 16 ] TONG Man Man [ 17 ] TSE Kit Yee Ada [ 14 ] SHING Hoi Li + ++ [ 19 ] WONG Shuk Yi [ 20 ] WU Yinyi [ 21 ] YEUNG Yi Ching [ 18 ] TSUI Ching Man + ++ [ 22 ] YIP Long [ 22 ] SELECTED DESIGN STUDENTS 2020 / 2021 (VC) PART [3/3] R R R

Homosexuality Exhibition

Homosexuality is a controversial topic in Hong Kong. At present, many Hong Kongers still do not have a clear position on homosexuality and rarely discuss it publicly. Therefore, it is hoped that this exhibition will allow the public to reflect on their own views regarding homosexuality and to be inspired by ideas about homosexuality from different perspectives.

086 087 VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT CHAN Sin

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Tong Tai Chung

Tong Tai Chung is a renowned medicated oil brand in Hong Kong. However, the brand image is antiquated and cannot compete with other brands. Young people also have bad impressions towards Chinese medicated oil and that hinders them from using it. Therefore, this project rebranded and modernised Tong Tai Chung so that more young people may prefer it than before.

088 089 VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT CHUNG Suet Yee

++ + 頭暈頭痛 N A 香港製造同朋友打牌狂出銃，頭暈頭痛銀包穿窿。用唐太宗迅速解痛！琴晚飲咗兩桶，第日宿醉心口叫痛香港製造酒醉胸悶用唐太宗迅速解痛！ DO 香港製造郊外打卡俾蚊叮，成身蚊赧人都驚︒ 用唐太宗迅速止痕！蚊蟲咬傷 R OUTSTANDING FINAL PROJECT

Mood disorder and depression have become typical urban diseases in recent years. There are many hidden knots in everyone’s heart that have not been untied. The project is aimed to gather and heal all sad souls in this society. The book <MOONCHILD> is about how felt and experienced my rough time, and it spreads the message that “As we are born to be sad, accept your sadness.”

090 091 VISUAL COMMUNICATION FINAL PROJECTSTUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT FUNG Wing Nam

LOK JAT GUNG SE 樂日公社 ++ +

Jumping Fish

Jumping Fish is a story about freedom. Nowaday, the narrow thinking of human beings is the real fish tank, and the conservative thinking makes them stagnate. In the story, one day when the girl became a fish, she decided to jump out of the fish tank. It turned out that the fish world is more pure than the human world. Let us not abide by the restrictions of our own thoughts but become free individuals.

092 093 VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT FINAL PROJECT HO Tsz Kiu

R OUTSTANDING FINAL PROJECT

Meaning in the meaningless.

Why do we exist in this world? What if tell you nothing is meaningful in the world? This wordless book is to inspire people to stop searching for the meaning of life and start living in the moment by introducing them to optimistic nihilism in the most fun, interactive, and thought-provoking way.

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Cha Chaan Teng is an iconic culture of Hong Kong. However, because of the rise of the chain restaurants, the antiqued Cha Chaan Teng or mom-and-pop restaurants are gradually declining. These kinds of the restaurants are a treasure because of their cultural and historical values. This game is to give the next generation a better understanding of the classic cuisine of Hong Kong.

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Hey, I am sick!!

In Hong Kong nowadays, excuses have become a part of people’s lives. In order to conceal possibly unacceptable behaviours, people start to tell lies, such as calling in sick. When lies can conceal every mistake we have made, it is a distortion of social values. Sometimes it is difficult to master the boundary between telling the truth and making excuses. Therefore, the project aims to inspire people’s reflection on the use of excuses in a humorous way.

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VISUAL COMMUNICATION FINAL PROJECTSTUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT 101100 TSE Kit Yee Ada

in the science fictions on Cyberpunk are no longer make-believe stories only as they are scaringly realising gradually in our world. This project projects into the future and imagines how people in a post-cyber world may dress in order to cope with various issues that they will likely face, such as worser pandemics and poverty

FamiTreeHole

This project motivates Hong Kongers to communicate with their family members with appropriate expressions to create harmony. Through this app, users can practice bravery and prudence, and spend quality time with family in a non-disturbed mode. Despite this, my project is just a stepping stone and the main idea is to promote the importance of real-life communication.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT 103102 EDITORIAL DESIGN AND PUBLICATION TECHNOLOGY WONG Shuk Yi

The Silent Sea

Hong Kong has more than 15 thousand hearing-impaired people. Although they can use sign language to chat among themselves, many normal people do not learn it and thus find it hard to communicate with them. This game tries to create a solution to ease the problem of communication between the deaf and normal people. Let both sides realise that communication without spoken words can be as efficient.

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106 107 VISUAL COMMUNICATION YEUNG Yi Ching STUDENT YEAR [ 2 ] FINAL PROJECT This project is about a virtual organisation named “Debt of Gratitude Centre” that helps people deal with their “debts” generated through daily social contact with people. It is aimed to find ways to help people remember the help they got from others and be grateful.

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15-Minute City

The project investigates COVID-19’s impact on human behavior and how it can shape future urban environments. It reinforces the concept of the “15-Minute City” that residents can access whatever they need within a 15-minute walking or biking distance from home. This idea introduces a fresh perspective on how we may live, communicate and interact within our community.

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Cha Chaan Teng

the audience

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Canson Rebranding Project

Pulping, bleaching and fabricating—it takes manifold procedures to produce paper. Canson is a classical French brand which excels at paper manufacturing, and it offers superb quality products. This attracts me to conduct this rebranding project, and I would like to enhance Canson’s brand image with its history and high-quality papers.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 111110 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 2D ] [ 2D ] [ 3D ] [ 3D ] [ 4D ][ 4D ] CHAN Cheuk Yee To intrigue

to learn Cha

Teng’s knowledge and to see the fun of it, a story ‘Gau Gei Cha Gei’ was created regarding a witty waiter Ah Yau making mistakes about Cha

terminology. This idea would

promoted through a wall design, a figure puzzle and

animation.

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] CHAN Ka Lo STUDENT

Stereotypes of Insects

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 113112 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 2D ] [ 3D [ 4D ] CHAN Hiu Tung People always have stereotypes about insects as their appearance is weird and people lack knowledge about insects. In fact, insects are not as bad as people think, they are part of nature and are common in our daily lives. Therefore, want to build a positive image of insects and eliminate people’s misunderstandings through my works.

Colour Blindness Exhibition

The Cantonese Culture of Hong Kong

about Cantonese words has now become a common phenomenon in Hong Kong due to the habit of replacing Cantonese words by English vocabulary or other languages. Therefore this project is aimed to remind Hong Kongers not to forget about Cantonese sayings through making them feel cool and proud of speaking Cantonese.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 115114 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 2D ] [ 2D ] [ 3D ] [ 3D [ 4D ] [ 4D ] CHAN Lok Yiu There are some misconceptions about being colour blind. People who are colour blind are not receiving much help in Hong Kong. Therefore, this project would like to raise the public’s awareness and increase their understanding of colour blindness. The theme of magic is used to promote colour blindness with a positive connotation.

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] LAU Ka Ying Ophelia STUDENT Forgetting

Feel How They Feel

Healthy Diet - Nutrisland

Eating well stands an important criterion for us to maintain our health. Eating nutritious food is not about giving up all the junk food, nor about counting and limiting our absorption of calories every day. It is a habit of enhancing our immune system and boosting our mood.

“Nutrisland” is a restaurant which promotes healthy diets and delightful vibes in a playful way.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 117116 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 2D ] [ 3D ] [ 4D ] MUI Cheuk Nam Victor This project is an exhibition design on the topic of depression including outcomes such as posters with photo montage effect, a zine, an installation and a videography. The depression patients’ feelings will be brought out to let people put themselves into their shoes. DEPRESSION -

INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 2D ] [ 3D [ 4D ] SHING Hoi Li STUDENT

Assimilation

What

“assimilation”?

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 119118 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 2D ] [ 3D [ 4D ] SO Cheuk Lam

It refers to the mechanism by which an individual’s or a group’s language and/or culture imitates that of another group. It is a common but necessary term in sociology, but no one seems to care. Therefore, I hope that, through my works, people can understand the relationship between themselves and society.

Yeung Gwong

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 121120 INTRODUCTION TO DESIGN IIYEAR [ 1 ] [ 3D [ 4D ] TSUI Ching Man Nowadays, fewer and fewer young people are willing to drink Yeung Gwong products. The relationship between the brand and Hongkongers has become more distant than before. My design aims to shape a better brand image and to create a new brand story for Yeung Gwong, so as to establish a stronger connection between young people and the brand.

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Chun

Human x Infinity

The most significant limitation of man is time. People have blindly pursued infinity since ancient times, longing to get rid of their limitations and reach the realm of physical infinity. Initially, people are limited, but technology has allowed people to get close to physical infinity. In this speculative project, I want to explore whether humans will still be human in the future by designing objects for them to stay awake.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION STUDENT 123122 CREATIVE AND DESIGN THINKING INTRODUCTION

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Shing

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

A group of three Advertising Design students, namely WONG Sze Yu, WONG Tsz Shan and WONG Tsz Ching, were shortlisted as finalists in the 2020 HK4As Students’ Award organised by The Association of Accredited Advertising Agencies of Hong Kong. With the theme of “Unbottle Water” this year, the competition attracted 111 entries from various institutions, of which 19 were shortlisted to enter the Final to compete for the Gold, Silver, Bronze, Best Craft of Copy, and Best Craft of Art Awards.

Five Advertising Design students won different awards in the Theme and Poster Design Competition for HKCC Orientation 2021: LAM Chung Yin (Champion), MA Cho Yi (1st runner-up), LOUIE Sau Ting (2nd runner-up), CHAU Sin Yue (Merits), MAN Ka Chun Dicky Merits). A Visual Communication student, YUNG Dao Him, also won a Merit award.

A 2018 graduate of Visual Communication, Mr LEE Wing Hong won the CreateSmart Young Design Talent Special Award 2020. He articulated to the School of Design of PolyU after graduating from HKCC in summer 2018. His final year project on Hong Kong values as perceived by youngsters was selected as one of the “Tutors’ Choice” projects at the PolyU Design Degree Show 2020.

Two Visual Communication students, TSUI Ching Man and WAN Shuk Shan, won the Open of 2020 青年社企產品包裝設計大賽. The competition aimed to deepen young people’s understanding of NGOs and to support them by giving their products a fresh look to attract business amidst the pandemic. They helped Amity (天糧行膳) design packaging for their roasted green tea snow crisps with Mother’s Day as the theme.

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TSUI Ching-man also won three other design competitions.

Firstly, she was crowned Champion in the Open of the “Chinese New Year Cultural Extravaganza” organised by Olympian City. Secondly, she won the Gold award for the Tertiary Education Category in the “Check Your Trees, Minimise Risk” Bus Banner

· Tram Body Advertising Design Competition. Lastly, she won both the Champion and one of the Merit Awards for the “Beat COVID” T-shirt design competition after the public voting and two rounds of selection from the judging panel.

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CHAN Ching Man Matthew

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CHENG Yuen Man

CHEUNG Wai Shan

CHOI Wing Ki

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CHUNG Yan Tung

FUNG Yin Wing

GO Ying Oi

HO Kiu Yan

HO Tsz Yu

HUNG Ka Yan

LAM Chung Yin

LAM Victor

LAU Ka Tsun

LEE Lok Yee

LEE Man Yin

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LEUNG Chun Hei

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LO Wing Lam

LOK Shi Chun

SUM Ching Laam

TSANG Choi Shu WONG Kwan Ho

WONG Kwan Long

WONG Sze Yu

WONG Tsz Ching

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WONG Wing Ki

WU Tsz Lok

YIP Hoi Tik

YIP Tsun Pan

YUE Hoi Yan

BUT Ngo Kiu

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CHAN Wan Hei

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CHIK Po Yee

CHOI Chung Lam

CHOI Kwai Ling

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FUNG Ching Laam

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HO Hau Yi

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KO Pui Nam

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LAM Tsz Laam

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LIU Yu Wing Natalie

LOUIE Sau Ting

LUI Hei

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MAN Ka Chun Dicky

MEGINO Maria Angela Razon

NG Hiu Laam

NG Wing Tsun

NG Yan Ying

NG Yee Ting

NG Yin Man

PANG Chung Man

PONG Yan Yee

SHIU Long Ting Lawrence

SHIU Yan Tung

SO Wing Tung

TANG Hiu Tung

TIN Wing Kam

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TSO Tsz Ching

WONG Cheuk Yin

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CHIU Chung Ying

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KONG Tsz Yau Charisse

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LAM Ka Ho

LAM Nga Yiu

LAM Wing Tung Ernie

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LAW Tsz Ni

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NG Ching Pik

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CHOI Ho Nam

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IP Faan

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LAM Sum Yi

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TAM Hoi Long

WAN Tsz Yin Canny

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WONG Hon Ting

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YEUNG Chun Kit

YU Ka Ho

CHAN Cheuk Yan

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CHAN Ka Lo

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CHENG Man Hin

CHEUNG Tsz To

CHIM Nga Ching

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CHUNG Cheuk Ki

FUNG Chui Yi

HAU Wing Sum

HO Ching Yan

HO Tan Yee

HUNG Tsz Wai Mavis

KONG Cheuk Man

KWONG Nga Ting

LAM Chi Po

LAU Ka Ying Ophelia

LAU Sze Yuet Moon

LAU Wing Tung

LAW Wai Lam

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LEE Nok Ching Jane

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LEUNG Hiu Ki

LI Hong Yee

LI Wing Lam Sarina

MAK Tsz Yan

MAN Chun Shing Jason

MUI Cheuk Nam Victor

NG Tin Wai

SHING Hoi Li

SO Cheuk Lam

TAM Kwan Yi Sonia

TSOI Sze Wing

TSUI Ching Man

WAN Ching Man

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WANG Yi Nam

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WONG Ching Yan

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WONG Pui Ying

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LAM On Yiu

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This publication is released in the time of the online exhibition “PolyU HKCC Design Annual Show 2021” launched on 3 Jun 2021.

HKCC Design Year Book 2021

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