Seven Towers Transforming NYC’s Skyline
Cataloging the contributions of these eye-popping additions to the city
Tag: Bjarke Ingels
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Toyota’s City of the Future at the Base of Mount Fuji
Announced at CES 2020, Toyota has an ambitious plan for a newly redeveloped 175-acre site at the foot of Japan’s Mount Fuji. Ground will officially break next year on Woven City, a …
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Bjarke Ingels Group’s “The Twist” Gallery Opens in Norway
Spiraling across the Randselva river in Norway’s Kistefos Sculpture Park, the BIG-designed Twist Museum functions three-fold: as a bridge, a gallery and an inhabitable sculpture. A functional jewel in the wooded expanse, …
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McKinsey Design at Salone del Mobile 2019
Over five years, McKinsey Design—a division of the qualitative and quantitative business advisory firm—tracked design-related data points at 300 companies as a way to highlight the business value of design. During 2019’s …
Es Devlin at The XI Gallery for Bjarke Ingels’ The Eleventh Building
Three reactionary works from the artist highlight the architect's forthcoming towers
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Bjarke Ingels-Designed “LEGO House” Opens its Doors
A building as whimsical as the wonders it contains, the Bjarke Engels-designed LEGO House has finally opened its doors in Billund, Denmark—the town where LEGO was invented. Inside, one finds 25 million …
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Architecture to Look Forward to in 2016
2016 is shaping up to be a promising year in architecture. Ambitious projects across the world are set to see completion in the new year, and Dezeen has rounded-up their top 12 …
Austere Launches KiBiSi + Biomega OKO Lightweight E-Bike
A beautifully designed carbon fiber pedelec
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A Power Plant that Puffs Smoke Rings
In addition to having both a ski slope and a rock-climbing wall on its exterior, Copenhagen’s future Amager Resource Center—designed by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)—plans to include a smoke stack that will …
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The New Look of Two World Trade Center
Just last month it was announced that architectural design firm BIG would replace Foster + Partners as the lead architects of Two World Trade Center. Today, they’ve unveiled new renderings of an …