# Project Description

Climate Doujiang

Junran Hu

Summary

Final work

Climate Doujiang is a design-driven social innovation project that reimagines the relationship between food, climate, and community through the humble bean.It takes the form of a sustainable space and community growing hub, where people can drink Doujiang — a more original form of soy milk — grow food, and share stories about culture, climate, and everyday resilience.

By connecting urban residents, local growers, and sustainable materials, Climate Doujiang encourages a shift toward climate-friendly diets and localized food systems. The project explores how beans — as both food and metaphor — can bridge human and more-than-human relationships, turning simple daily rituals into small acts of climate action.

Ultimately, Climate Doujiang aims to cultivate a resilient urban food ecology — one that nourishes both the body and the planet.

Climate Doujiang is a design-driven social innovation project that reimagines the relationship be...

College London College of Communication

Course MA Design for Social Innovation and Sustainable Futures

Graduation year 2025

Beans are a cross-cultural food that connects our plates, our soil, our climate, and even politics. Climate Doujiang is an open, sustainable space that empowers urban residents to grow food and strengthen city resilience against climate change.

Final work

The main visual introduces of Climate Doujiang

The main visual introduces Climate Doujiang, the design background, why beans matter, the lessons learned from a more-than-human perspective, and the service ecosystem.

Storyboard

It tells the story of how you connect with Climate Doujiang.

Research and process

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Beans are a cross-cultural food that connects our plates, our soil, our climate, and even politics. Climate Doujiang is an open, sustainable space that empowers urban residents to grow food and strengthen city resilience against climate change.

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