CoCo C. Tin 田智婷 (b. Hong Kong) is a Cantonese designer, writer, and scholar specializing in ecological systems and cross-cultural relations. She is the founder of CO2 PROJECTS, a practice researching regeneration through aquatic media, climate technologies, and new commons.

Her interdisciplinary approach spans Design, Strategy, and Editorial, collaborating with international studios and clients on special projects in luxury fashion, arts & culture, and urban development, including Prada, Miu Miu, WSA, Aspen Art Museum, Canadian Centre for Architecture, OMA/AMO, alongside institutions like Harvard GSD, Princeton SoA, and Cornell AAP. 

Her writing has appeared in The Architect’s Newspaper, FAR-NEAR, Rumor Review, DISC, Pairs, and other publications. Her work has been exhibited at the Venice Architecture Biennale, the Architectural Association, the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, the UN Climate Change Conference, and the Évora Museum.

She holds a post-professional M.Des from Harvard Graduate School of Design and a professional B.Arch from Cornell University AAP, both with Distinction and Awards. 

She currently lives in New York, is Associate Director of Strategy at 2x4, and most recently taught at Yale University.


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No Cure? Caring for Burnout in a Neoliberal Age

Category: Design, Concept
Location: Hong Kong, CN
Year: 2019


Today’s hyper-efficient cities are the breeding grounds for burnout, the chronic illness of our time. Infected by neoliberal attitudes, contemporary minds operate at speeds beyond the biological body. The Apothecary Grave-Garden is a reminder to embrace slowness and inefficiencies, taking the issue of health from individual responsibility and restoring it more appropriately to our social surroundings.  

7.2 x 6.5 ft / 220 x 200 cm
mixed media, acrylic, ink, dirt, collage, analogue & digital

Charles Goodwin Sands Medal, Cornell University AAP











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