Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) has revealed a bold new proposal for 175 Third Street in Brooklyn, reimagining a 2023 concept into a sprawling, mixed-use development anchored by terraced architecture and expansive public space. Located along the Gowanus Canal within a former industrial zone, the project is a collaboration with dencityworks | architecture and developers Charney […] More
In a city renowned for its towering skyscrapers, The Spiral by BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) has claimed the coveted title of “Best Tall Building” by The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat at its annual conference. The breathtaking architectural marvel, designed by BIG in collaboration with Adamson Associates and structural engineer WSP Cantor Seinuk, […] More
Bjarke Ingels Group designed ‘Sneglehusene’, a housing complex that is part of the ambitious master plan of Nye, a neighborhood developed north of Denmark’s second-largest city, Aarhus. Six buildings, designed as a porous wall, gradually bend around a pond and a green promenade at the core of the development. The ‘Sneglehusene‘ are composed of two […] More
BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group desgined “Marsk” , a spiraling observatory along Denmark‘s heathlands at Wadden Sea National Park. Bjarke Ingels Group worked on the design for the tower as part of a local partnership with Marsk Camp Group to create an experiential destination that presents the unique landscape from a new perspective to tourists […] More
Bjarke Ingels Group and Givskud Zoo unveil redesign and expansion plans for the existing Zoo from 1969 in central Jutland, which includes a bike-safari through the entire 120 HA park- and where wildlife and humans co-exist. More
Swiss luxury watchmaker Audemars Piguet chooses Bjarke Ingels Group to expand its historic headquarters. The 2.400m2 / 25,800ft pavilion will be a striking landmark to precision seamlessly integrated into the local landscape. More
The BIG Team is awarded $335 million to increase resiliency in Lower Manhattan, protecting the city against future storm surges while providing social and environmental benefits to the local community. More
BIG partners Jakob Lange and Bjarke Ingels along with KiBiSi collaborator Lars Larsen, founding partner of Kilo Design, Jonas Hartz of Hz and CoFoCo open Llama, a restaurant in the heart of Copenhagen. Designed by Jakob Lange and Lars Larsen, Llama merges colorful Latino vernacular with cool Scandinavian design to create a warm blooded addition […] More
Bjarke Ingels Group's architects revised design for Kimball Art Center in Park City, Utah. Discover more of this impressive project after the jump: More
This summer, Bjarke Ingels Group together with the National Building Museum will create a never-before-seen large-scale maze for the Museum’s historic home in Washington, D.C. Soaring 18 feet high and measuring 61 feet by 61 feet, the Baltic birch plywood structure will boast a series of twists and turns for visitors to weave through and […] More
Bjarke Ingels Group + Allard Architecture, along with three other international firms, have unveiled their proposal for ArtA, a cultural hub on the edge of the Rhine in Arnhem, the Netherlands. ArtA will house the Museum Arnhem and the Focus Film Theater and reconnect the City with its waterfront. BIG proposes the two programs to be […] More
Bjarke Ingels Group BIG + HKS + MDA have unveiled the design for the new Honeycomb building and its adjacent public plaza in The Bahamas – a 175,000 ft² (ca. 16,000 m²) residential building with a private pool on each balcony overlooking the marina. More