A community, like a tapestry, is defined by the richness of its diverse threads. In Issue 03 of semi-colon, themed "Harmonising Hues," we champion the power of inclusiveness and explore how design can weave a stronger social fabric for Hong Kong.
This issue moves beyond physical structures to focus on the human experience. We delve into the principles of social and inclusive design, showcasing how empathy and strategic thinking can create spaces and systems where everyone belongs.
Feature: Unpacking the KNOTIE Model with onebite
We are thrilled to feature the groundbreaking KNOTIE model, a design thinking framework developed by the visionary Hong Kong-based studio, onebite. Through an exclusive interview and detailed analysis, we unpack how this model facilitates meaningful community participation and co-design. This is an essential read for anyone involved in community building, urban planning, or social innovation in Hong Kong.
What You'll Learn in This Issue:
The Foundations of Design Thinking: Our new recurring segment provides a practical introduction to human-centred design methodologies and their application for social good.
Case Studies in Inclusivity: Discover inspiring projects and initiatives across Hong Kong that are putting diversity at the forefront, creating accessible and welcoming environments for all.
Expanding Perspectives: Through powerful narratives and our latest recommended book, we invite you to explore the complex, beautiful spectrum of human identity and experience.
Who Should Read This Issue?
This issue is essential for Hong Kong's designers, social innovators, community organisers, urban planners, and anyone passionate about building more equitable, connected, and people-focused communities.
Order your copy of "Harmonising Hues" and gain the tools and inspiration to champion diversity in your own community.
A community, like a tapestry, is defined by the richness of its diverse threads. In Issue 03 of semi-colon, themed "Harmonising Hues," we champion the power of inclusiveness and explore how design can weave a stronger social fabric for Hong Kong.
This issue moves beyond physical structures to focus on the human experience. We delve into the principles of social and inclusive design, showcasing how empathy and strategic thinking can create spaces and systems where everyone belongs.
Feature: Unpacking the KNOTIE Model with onebite
We are thrilled to feature the groundbreaking KNOTIE model, a design thinking framework developed by the visionary Hong Kong-based studio, onebite. Through an exclusive interview and detailed analysis, we unpack how this model facilitates meaningful community participation and co-design. This is an essential read for anyone involved in community building, urban planning, or social innovation in Hong Kong.
What You'll Learn in This Issue:
The Foundations of Design Thinking: Our new recurring segment provides a practical introduction to human-centred design methodologies and their application for social good.
Case Studies in Inclusivity: Discover inspiring projects and initiatives across Hong Kong that are putting diversity at the forefront, creating accessible and welcoming environments for all.
Expanding Perspectives: Through powerful narratives and our latest recommended book, we invite you to explore the complex, beautiful spectrum of human identity and experience.
Who Should Read This Issue?
This issue is essential for Hong Kong's designers, social innovators, community organisers, urban planners, and anyone passionate about building more equitable, connected, and people-focused communities.
Order your copy of "Harmonising Hues" and gain the tools and inspiration to champion diversity in your own community.
