作為我們日常必經之地，商場能否重新發掘其公共價值？
商場遠不止於單純的消費場所，更是蘊藏連繫社區潛力的日常空間。
第一本小誌《商場空間的公共性是...?》分析了香港商場的困局與可能性。我們梳理了香港商場的歷史演變，借鏡全球空間轉型的案例，並探討了在本地業權與規管制度下所築起的重重壁壘。
另一本小誌《商場盲盒實驗是...?》則紀錄了一場空間考察活動的過程與反思。於2025年，團隊帶領十二位「社區探索家」走進兩個不同的商場生態。將那些常被忽略的日常對話翻譯出來，展現商場極具多樣性的生態，並發掘大眾的「日常智慧」能如何成為未來空間設計的靈感。這本小誌完整收錄了四個對於香港商場空間的提問，以及這場盲盒活動的總結。
這套由一口設計工作室旗下項目 GUTS 製作的小誌套裝，邀請你重新思考我們每天穿梭的城市空間。
Can our everyday shopping malls rediscover their public value?
Far from mere retail hubs, these daily necessities hold untapped potential for community connection. The first zine, Publicness in Retail Space Is...?, explores the dilemmas and breakthrough potential of Hong Kong’s shopping malls. We trace their historical evolution, draw inspiration from global cases, and examine barriers created by local ownership and regulations.
The companion zine, The Urban Blind Box Is...?, captures the process and reflections of a spatial observation activity. In 2025, the team led twelve "community explorers" into two distinct malls. By stepping into the field, we translate overlooked dialogues to reveal a diverse retail ecology, discovering how the public's "everyday wisdom" could inspire future spatial design. This issue documents four critical questions about Hong Kong’s mall spaces, alongside an event summary.
Produced by One Bite Design Studio's research initiative GUTS, this two-part collection invites you to rethink the spaces we navigate daily.
Published in June 2026
Zine 1: 27 pages
Zine 2: 31 pages
作為我們日常必經之地，商場能否重新發掘其公共價值？
商場遠不止於單純的消費場所，更是蘊藏連繫社區潛力的日常空間。
第一本小誌《商場空間的公共性是...?》分析了香港商場的困局與可能性。我們梳理了香港商場的歷史演變，借鏡全球空間轉型的案例，並探討了在本地業權與規管制度下所築起的重重壁壘。
另一本小誌《商場盲盒實驗是...?》則紀錄了一場空間考察活動的過程與反思。於2025年，團隊帶領十二位「社區探索家」走進兩個不同的商場生態。將那些常被忽略的日常對話翻譯出來，展現商場極具多樣性的生態，並發掘大眾的「日常智慧」能如何成為未來空間設計的靈感。這本小誌完整收錄了四個對於香港商場空間的提問，以及這場盲盒活動的總結。
這套由一口設計工作室旗下項目 GUTS 製作的小誌套裝，邀請你重新思考我們每天穿梭的城市空間。
Can our everyday shopping malls rediscover their public value?
Far from mere retail hubs, these daily necessities hold untapped potential for community connection. The first zine, Publicness in Retail Space Is...?, explores the dilemmas and breakthrough potential of Hong Kong’s shopping malls. We trace their historical evolution, draw inspiration from global cases, and examine barriers created by local ownership and regulations.
The companion zine, The Urban Blind Box Is...?, captures the process and reflections of a spatial observation activity. In 2025, the team led twelve "community explorers" into two distinct malls. By stepping into the field, we translate overlooked dialogues to reveal a diverse retail ecology, discovering how the public's "everyday wisdom" could inspire future spatial design. This issue documents four critical questions about Hong Kong’s mall spaces, alongside an event summary.
Produced by One Bite Design Studio's research initiative GUTS, this two-part collection invites you to rethink the spaces we navigate daily.
Published in June 2026
Zine 1: 27 pages
Zine 2: 31 pages