Tsui Ping River
The Hong Kong Drainage Services Department has revitalised the existing 1km-long open nullah in Kwun Tong, which connects various community centres, into a “Tsui Ping River”.
Tsui Ping River’s visual identity design draws inspiration from the perspective and viewpoint of the community stakeholders towards the River. The logo design features a stylised and varied perspective of the River, characterised by flowing curves and lines that reflect its dynamic and natural character. The linear typography represents the River’s role as the connector and gathering place for the community.
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![](https://kimhungdesign.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/TPR_Seaside_Hoarding_01-scaled.jpeg)
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