The Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage

Design work for The Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage, collected from the studios behind it.

Design cases by studio

A preview of 6 cases across 1 studio. The full collection is included with Pro.

Exhibition identity for a Hong Kong water history exhibition
CACHe created the exhibition identity for “Water Exhibition,” a heritage-focused project that invites the public to reflect on Hong Kong’s water history and past drought conditions. The project recalls a time when people waited in the streets for a bucket of water, contrasting that memory with today’s assumption that fresh water is cheap and endless. In the main concept, space and graphics act as containers of water, while the interaction between exhibits and water expresses fluidity, the natural character of water, and the spirit of “Be Water.” The project included environmental graphics, motion, and print elements in 2020.
Water

Publication design for a heritage organisation
Their Age created “Travelling through Sham Tseng: Their Age After-Taste,” a print publication for The Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage in 2021. The project brings together oral histories and research findings to explore the villages of Sham Tseng. Using the idea of lingering flavours preserved in memory, the publication links everyday life to the distinctive stories of local communities, offering glimpses into both their past and present. The work sits within the heritage field and uses editorial form to document place, memory, and community history.
Book, Booklet, Paper, Photograph, Printed Paper

Publication design for a Hong Kong heritage organization
Travelling Through Cha Kwo Ling is a print publication created for The Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage in 2022. The project documents one of Hong Kong’s last surviving urban villages through oral histories, photographs, and reflections. Centered on Cha Kwo Ling’s transformation from a rural Hakka settlement into a dense urban enclave, the book captures everyday life, community bonds, resilience, and gradual disappearance under rapid urbanisation. The publication presents an intimate record of place, memory, and the human stories embedded in the city’s changing landscape.

Publication design for a Hong Kong heritage organization
This project is a print publication titled “Chronicling The Quest for Water,” created for The Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage in 2022. The book documents the development of Hong Kong’s waterworks since 1841, records anecdotes about the city’s water resources, and preserves these stories for future generations. The publication aims to encourage readers to reflect on water as a vital source of life and consider how it should be valued in the future. The project sits within the heritage field and uses publication design to translate historical research and civic memory into an accessible printed format.
Book, City, Water

Exhibition design for a Hong Kong rice history show
CACHe created the exhibition design and identity for Rice Exhibition, a heritage-focused project about a century of Hong Kong rice history. The exhibition highlights how rice reflects the city’s development through food policy, port trade, wholesale and retail, agriculture, and dining. The work included environmental design, exhibition identity, motion, and print, shaping a cohesive visitor journey around a familiar staple food and its broader social, economic, and cultural significance.
Agriculture, City

Publication design for a Hong Kong heritage organization
North Point, Hong Kong: Oral History is a print publication created for The Conservancy Association Centre For Heritage in 2019. The book documents the changes in North Point across decades, tracing the area’s history alongside Hong Kong’s social and cultural shifts. It captures how neighbours of different ages and backgrounds have lived together and quietly shaped the district’s distinctive character. The project centers on oral history and local memory, presenting North Point as a layered community defined by continuity and change.
Book