Evocative Passages
for a Cultural Promenade

Bruce Mau Design developed an environmental graphics and wayfinding system for New World Development's waterfront development project along Tsim Sha Tsui's Avenue of Stars in Hong Kong. The cultural promenade connects major landmarks including the Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, and the historic Kowloon waterfront. The design integrates inspirational quotations into the pedestrian experience, transforming wayfinding elements into supergraphic moments of reflection and discovery.

Studio: Bruce Mau Design
Team: Elvira Barriga (Creative Direction), Bryan Carvalho (Design Support)
Role: Environmental, Wayfinding & Signage Design
Year: 2015





About
Me


I am a creative director working across brand strategy, identity, and experience. Formerly at Bruce Mau Design, Local Projects, and 2x4 — now working independently across culture and commerce.

Co-founder of speaklow, a curated gallery in a historic Brooklyn brownstone featured in T: The New York Times Style Magazine.

Saigon — New York






What
I do


Strategy — I define what a brand stands for by surfacing its core tensions and building the frameworks that sustain it.

Identity — I translate the strategy into visual systems, rigorous in structure, nuanced in feeling, and refined through craft.

Experience — I extend the identity into physical space, shaping how the brand looks and feels across every surface and atmosphere.






Get
in touch


Available for select commissions and collaborations — a direct creative partner to founders and leaders, from first conversation through final delivery. If what you're building demands
both craft and clarity, I'd love to hear about it.

duyphamk@gmail.com



About Me


I am a creative director working across brand strategy, identity, and experience. Formerly at Bruce Mau Design, Local Projects, and 2x4 — now working independently across culture and commerce.

Co-founder of speaklow, a curated gallery in a historic Brooklyn brownstone featured in T: The New York Times Style Magazine.

Saigon — New York


What I do


Strategy — I define what a brand stands for by surfacing its core tensions and building the frameworks that sustain it.

Identity — I translate the strategy into visual systems, rigorous in structure, nuanced in feeling, and refined through craft.

Experience — I extend the identity into physical space, shaping how a brand is felt across every surface and atmosphere.


Get in touch


Available for select commissions and collaborations — a direct creative partner to founders and leaders, from first conversation through final delivery. If what you're building demands
both craft and clarity, I'd love to hear about it.

duyphamk@gmail.com