淡水稅關舊港出張所即「舊海關」，日治時期，負責管理舊港地區報關業務，後因河川淤積而廢港，目前已登錄為新竹市歷史建築。 The Danshui Customs Jiu-Gang Branch Office, also known as the "Old Customs House," was responsible for managing customs declaration business in the Jiu-Gang area during the Japanese occupation. It was later abandoned due to river siltation and is now registered as a historical building in Hsinchu City.

新竹古輕便車在日治時代往來竹塹舊港與市區之間運送客貨，是當時舉足輕重的經貿要道。輕便軌道是1911年舖設完成，行駛人力推移之輕便車（又稱手押車），以鱼貨與乘客為主要運送內容。 During the Japanese occupation, the Hsinchu Old Light track served as a vital trade route, transporting passengers and goods between Jiu-Gang and the Hsinchu city center. The light track was completed in 1911 and operated by manually pushed light handcart (also known as hand-push cars), primarily carrying fish and passengers.

食物森林是小島居民休憩、採集食材，融入地方生活的日常風景、也是重要的環境教育場域。設計的核心概念強調生物多樣性、物質循環、生態演替。位於溪畔的食物森林，同時也是連結土地、流域環境保育的樞紐。 The food forest is a part of the island's residents' daily life—a place for relaxation, food gathering, and integration into local life—and also an important environmental education space. The core design concept emphasizes biodiversity, material cycling, and ecological succession. Located along the stream, the food forest also serves as a hub connecting land and watershed environmental conservation.

頭前溪靠近出海口處，聚集很多石蚵，每年7到9月時，是石蚵生產的旺季， 這時會吸引許多人前來採石蚵，有人會搭著船採蚵，有人直接在淺水區蹲著採集。 Near the mouth of the Touqian River, there are many rock oysters. Every year from July to September is the peak season for rock oyster production, which attracts many people to collect rock oysters. Some people will take a boat to collect oysters, while others will squat down and collect them directly in the shallow water.

島港豐巢團隊每年夏天帶著民眾親身走入頭前溪，在夕照流光中，感受母親之河的脈動，擁抱溪流潮動。藉由走入頭前溪，讓民眾深刻理解城市及科技的發展、環境變遷下，頭前溪的真實面貌。 Every summer, the Dao Gang Feng Chao Team takes the public on a walk into the Touqian River, where they can feel the pulse of the mother river and embrace the surging tides in the glow of the setting sun. By walking into the Touqian River, the public can gain a deeper understanding of the true face of the Touqian River under the development of the city and technology and environmental changes.

由島港豐巢團隊總籌，在舊港島上的頭前溪畔舉辦了議題性「看頭前」藝術季。藉由環境藝術裝置共同創作、論壇、走讀、溪畔音樂會，讓島民步出家門，讓公眾親臨溪畔， 讓千百隻眼睛匯集，單純地從記住一條溪流的美開始。 Organized by the Dao Gang Feng ChaoTeam, the "Look Ahead" Art Festival was held on the banks of Touqian Creek on Jiu-Gang Island. Through collaborative creation of environmental art installations, forums, walking tours, and riverside concerts, the festival encouraged islanders to step out of their homes, allowed the public to visit the creek, and drew thousands of eyes to simply remember the beauty of a stream.