我们生活在多元文化与时代回声交织的环境中，却始终以局外人的视角观察世界。繁华与信息扑面而来，但总与我们保持着微妙的距离。正是在这种夹缝之间，生活的温情悄然显现。古今交错、文化交融，使街区在时光的流转中留下独特的阶级与信仰印记。
以茶为媒介，以人群为主角，我们举办「无界茶席」。茶席不再局限于茶馆，而是走进城市角落、草地、公园甚至街头，让思想自由流动，让灵魂偶然碰撞。在这片自在的氛围中，我们也希望人们能借由喝茶的片刻，思考并讨论如何以更具创造性和可持续性的方式使用城市的公共空间，让城市不仅是钢筋水泥的集合，更是人与自然、人与人彼此滋养的场所。茶會结束时，人们带走的不只是茶香的余韵，更有彼此间流动的温暖与对城市未来的想象。这些微小的触动，如茶叶回甘，久久萦绕，让结束成为新的旅程的起点。
第二届外滩建筑节：上海野餐邀请人们进入一个温柔、包容的空间，坐下，在一杯茶的时光里，与朋友或陌生人共享「人情味」。每一次冲泡，茶叶释放不同风味，也让交流不断发酵。短暂的相聚，往往成为新的开始，缓慢延展，持续发酵。
艺术家团体简介 禾野共生（HEZO & WORK）由设计师张嘉璇与杨柳于2024年在上海创立。团队自成立以来，始终以「设计与生活共生」为核心理念，致力于在多元领域中探索空间与文化的更多可能。其服务对象涵盖大型餐饮集团、艺术文化机构及多样化的商业品牌。项目经验丰富，设计实践横跨室内空间、展览会场、活动策划与品牌视觉等多个层面。
除了在专业设计领域的深耕，禾野共生还延伸出独立品牌「禾野寻茶」，将设计理念带入日常生活方式之中。通过茶这一承载文化的媒介，尝试让设计不再只是空间与物件的构建，而是触及感官、情感与社交场景的整体体验。
在多年项目管理与跨领域合作中，禾野共生形成独特的工作方式：融合艺术文化与设计思维，强调与客户、合作方的深度协作，并不断探索设计、人文与市场之间的新型关系。这种思路不仅让作品兼具功能性与艺术感，也使项目在商业价值与文化内涵之间找到平衡。未来，禾野共生将继续以开放的姿态，推动设计在不同领域的跨界对话与实践。
每日议题
2025.9.14 | 你家附近有没有哪个地方，让你觉得「很不方便」或「好像哪里可以改一改」？
2025.9.14 | 你有没有知道哪个地方，是被浪费的城市角落，怎么样把这个角落利用起来？
2025.9.17 | 面对城市的老旧和拥挤、或是资源紧张时，你觉得可以有哪些“有意义的介入”？
2025.9.17 | 有没有住过哪个地方，让你觉得「我怎么还活着」？ （例如漏水、没有窗、楼下是卡拉OK...... ）
2025.9.18 | 如果有一个社区空间可以让大家来布置或经营，你觉得你会想加入吗？你会想做成什么样的空间？
2025.9.19 | 如果社区要一起决定改造公共空间，你觉得会最容易吵起来的是什么？（造型、用途、花多少钱...... ）
2025.9.20 | 参加这次的建筑节活动是否有让你关注或学习到一些现象，是以前没有体验过或想过看过的？
2025.9.20 | 我们该如何在都市的设计与建造过程中，让更多“非专业者”也能参与、发声？
2025.9.24 | 在生活中你觉得什么东西“最该被设计得更永续”？ （拖鞋？ 冷气？ 垃圾桶？ ）
2025.9.24 | 你曾经为了“省钱省空间省资源”做过什么超有创意的事？ （例如用快递盒改成手机架？用鞋盒做收纳？ ）
2025.9.25 | 如果未来只能用极少的资源建造生活空间，你会优先保留哪些功能或元素？
2025.9.26 | 听到「永续」、「气候变迁」这些词，在你目前的生活中，最息息相关有感的是什么？
2025.9.27 | 为什么「循环商品、再生产品」的价格那么贵？我们究竟为什么而买单？
2025.9.27 | 为什么「循环商品、再生产品」的价格那么贵？我们究竟为什么而买单？
We live in a world where diverse cultures and echoes of time overlap, yet often see it from a distance. Amidst the rush of prosperity and information, life’s tenderness quietly appears in the spaces in between. Streets carry traces of history, belief, and memory—layered marks of human presence.
Through tea as a medium and people as the center, we create “Boundless Tea Gatherings.” These gatherings move beyond teahouses into parks, lawns, city corners, even streets—spaces where ideas flow and souls meet by chance. In this gentle atmosphere, we invite participants to reflect on how public spaces can be used more creatively and sustainably, transforming the city into a place of nourishment between people and nature.
When the tea gathering ends, what lingers is not only the fragrance of tea, but also the warmth of human connection and shared visions for the city’s future. These subtle impressions, like the lingering sweetness of tea, stay with us, turning endings into beginnings.
The second edition of RAM assembles: Shanghai Picnic welcomes everyone into a tender, inclusive space. To sit, to share a cup, and to experience human warmth with friends or strangers. Each steeping brings new flavors, as conversations ferment and grow. A brief encounter often becomes the seed of something lasting.
Team Intro
HEZO & WORK , founded in 2024 in Shanghai by designers ZOLA and Liu, is a multidisciplinary design studio working across interiors, exhibitions, events, and brand visuals. Guided by the philosophy of “design in harmony with life,” the studio collaborates with leading restaurant groups, cultural institutions, and diverse commercial brands.
The studio also created Heye TEA, an independent tea brand that brings design philosophy into everyday life, turning tea into a medium for cultural, sensory and social experiences. HEZO & WORK integrates art, culture, and design thinking, emphasizing close collaboration with clients and partners while exploring innovative connections between space、people、and the market. Their approach balances functionality, aesthetic expression, and cultural depth, reflecting a vision of design that resonates beyond the built environment.
Topics of Daily Discussion
2025.9.14 | Is there a spot near your home that feels inconvenient or could be better?
2025.9.14 | Do you know any wasted corners in the city? How could they be reused?
2025.9.17 | In old, crowded cities with limited resources, what small changes could help?
2025.9.17 | Have you lived in a place that made you think, “How did I survive here?” (e.g., leaks, no windows, noisy bar…)
2025.9.18 | If a community space was open for everyone to manage, would you join? What would you make it into? 2025.9.19 | If neighbors had to redesign a public space, what would they argue about most? (Looks, use, budget…)
2025.9.20 | Did this RAM assembles make you notice or learn something new?
2025.9.20 | How can everyday people (not just experts) join in city design?
2025.9.24 | What everyday item should be redesigned to be more sustainable?
2025.9.24 | What’s the most creative way you’ve saved money, space, or resources?
2025.9.25 | If you had very limited resources to build a home, what would you keep first?
2025.9.26 | When you hear “sustainability” or “climate change,” what feels closest to your life?
2025.9.27 | Why are recycled products so expensive? What are we really paying for?
2025.9.27 | Why are recycled products so expensive? What are we really paying for?
