Chenger Song

Interior Design (MA)
A black and white half-length photo of Chenger Song, wearing a hat and looking directly into the camera.
Sectional rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience", an office building reuse project in Canary Wharf, focusing on the proposed facade and some key interior spaces.
Sectional rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience", an office building reuse project in Canary Wharf, focusing on the proposed facade and some key interior spaces.
"Wharf Tea Experience": Bridges the past and present, bringing back tea trade culture and clean Thames water to Canary Wharf with modern planting trends and water purification system.
Rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience" project: From the perspective of a person standing on the viewing bridge, overlooking the riverside market, fish farming, ecological corridor and floating wetlands.
Rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience" project: From the perspective of a person standing on the viewing bridge, overlooking the riverside market, fish farming, ecological corridor and floating wetlands.
"Wharf Tea Experience": Riverside - source of the Water Purification Pipeline System, Tea Market which evokes the vibrant energy of the old dock trade.
Rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience" project: Showing the tea dyeing studio, one of the tea waste reuse workshop. There are sinks filled with dye made of tea waste set on the table. And also dyeing shelves handing on the timber ceiling which can move up and down.
Rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience" project: Showing the tea dyeing studio, one of the tea waste reuse workshop. There are sinks filled with dye made of tea waste set on the table. And also dyeing shelves handing on the timber ceiling which can move up and down.
"Wharf Tea Experience": Tea Dyeing Studio - one of the tea waste reuse workshop, give tea waste a second life, learn to create eco-friendly crafts.
"ONE HOUR": A series of images of plant leaves, roots, soil and cigarette butts, presented in double-layer lumen printing. Arranged and framed.
"ONE HOUR": A series of images of plant leaves, roots, soil and cigarette butts, presented in double-layer lumen printing. Arranged and framed.
"ONE HOUR: The Unknown Damage of Cigarette Butt Leachate" Methodology: Double-layer lumen printing, Media Studies I project
Sectional rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience", an office building reuse project in Canary Wharf, focusing on the proposed facade and some key interior spaces.
Rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience" project: From the perspective of a person standing on the viewing bridge, overlooking the riverside market, fish farming, ecological corridor and floating wetlands.
Rendering of the "Wharf Tea Experience" project: Showing the tea dyeing studio, one of the tea waste reuse workshop. There are sinks filled with dye made of tea waste set on the table. And also dyeing shelves handing on the timber ceiling which can move up and down.
"ONE HOUR": A series of images of plant leaves, roots, soil and cigarette butts, presented in double-layer lumen printing. Arranged and framed.

About

Chenger Song is an interior designer with a first class honours degree in interior design from Kingston University. She specialises in circular design and adaptive reuse, focusing on innovative strategies for the reuse of space and materials, and exploring biodegradable biomaterials.

She continued to explore the potential of reuse while studying for her Masters in Interior Design at the Royal College of Art, and is committed to addressing the climate crisis through sustainable design. With the belief that sustainability promotes the development of human society, she uses ethical and interdisciplinary approaches to explore the possibility of coexistence between humans and nature.

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