LatestBjarke IngelsNews Groundbreaking 3D-Printed Hotel Rises in Texan Desert Sep 26, 2024 El Cosmico, an innovative hotel and campground in Marfa, Texas, is expanding with the world's first 3D-printed hotel. The project, involving 43 new hotel units and 18 homes, is a collaboration with 3D...
On the prominence of Bjarke Ingels’ project, Es Devlin said, “It’s a context that starts with the first time in the caves of North Spain, when somebody put their hand on the wall and said I’m here and put red mud around it, to now, when there is a hand drawing through...
The projects pursued by Bjarke Ingels are very large in nature, not just that but also incredibly innovative and sometimes even merging fiction with reality.
please describe an evolution of your work, from your first projects to the present day. paradoxically because we’ve grown quite a bit, we are 160 people now in the office. 11 years ago we were two. sometimes people ask ‘can you control it all or does it get too big?’I actually t...
Bjarke Ingels’ ongoing quest for a better solution ultimately led him to Sky-Frame. “We were looking for sliding windows with the most minimal structure possible. The fixed and opening parts had to be indistinguishable. This is the slimmest, most elegant and...
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Upon its completion in2010,the 8 House, Ingels’s third project for Høpfner, brought waves of attention, both for Ingels and for BIG’s architecture. (This followed the release ofYes Is More, an architectural manifesto by Ingels in the form of a comic book, and his first TED Talk, bo...
Bjarke Ingels is both the most sought-after and least classifiable architect in the world. Rob Haskell visits him in New York, where he is busy putting his ingenious stamp on the skyline.
[wrapping around the bottom half of Manhattan] that’s compartmentalized just like a hull of a ship. You have narrow zones where you can protect one neighborhood at a time, and we got funding for the first compartment, on the Lower East Side. On the one hand, it has to resist the ...
Bjarke Ingels Group@BjarkeIngelsFORMGIVING TED Speaker Bjarke Ingels believes that architecture is the art and science of making sure our cities and buildings fit with the way we want to live our lives. Why you should listen As Bjarke Ingels writes: "Hoping to become a cartoonist, I enrolled...