BIG’s Kistefos Museum Puts a “Twist” on Conventional Art Galleries
Opened last month, the unusual structure reconciles the features of a challenging site.
Opened last month, the unusual structure reconciles the features of a challenging site.
The facade of the office towers, which contain approximately 1,000,000 square feet of space, features a low-tech solution to resisting solar heat gains.
Es Devlin, the multi-disciplinary artist renowned for her stage designs for Kanye West, U2, and Beyoncé, has teamed up with Bjarke Ingels for a special installation in advance of his new mixed-use project in Manhattan.
The inaugural school, whose location has yet to be determined, aims to foster entrepreneurship in its young pupils.
Located in Billund, Denmark—LEGO's hometown—the House is meant to immerse adults and children alike in LEGO's system of creative, constructive play.
Abstract is about "designers who shape the world around us—from architecture to illustration, cars to typography.”
Landscape architect Raymond Jungles saved BIG's Grove at Grand Bay from becoming what it would otherwise be: yet another luxury highrise in Miami.
Today, the 2016 Serpentine Pavilion, designed by BIG, and four "summerhouses," were unveiled at the Serpentine Gallery in London.
A hard-hat tour on Wednesday provided a peek into the interiors of Manhattan's high-tech pyramid.
BIG's sports and arts expansion at a Copenhagen high school shows that academic spaces need not be the center of scholastic life.
BIG's Kickstarter campaign to seed fund one of the firm's quirkiest designs has led to questions of the role of invention, public engagement, and money in architecture.
The ambitious proposed additions to the Internet giant's headquarters have been met with skepticism and reservations.
In a recent podcast, the architect spoke at length about BIG's evolving design approach.
Ingels and co. recently released details of the $2 billion plan.
Two installations at the National Building Museum offer an interesting counterpoint to Rem Koolhaas's "Elements" ethos.
Oh the humanity: BIG unveils winning design for a museum dedicated to the human body.
BIG’s business-development guru talks architecture around the world
Bjarke Ingels (left), Doulas Durst (right), photo by James Andrachuk This semester at the Yale School of Architecture, Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Christoffersen of the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) are co-teaching an advanced studio with Douglas Durst of the Durst Organization.…