Bjarke Ingels, portrait, photo by Jonas Bie
Of all the architects who emerged in the 2000s, Bjarke Ingels is possibly the most renowned and influential one.
Although the firm BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group is currently led by twelve partners, its personality is indissolubly connected to that of its founder, Danish architect Bjarke Ingels (b. 1974 in Copenhagen), who established the office in 2005.
Currently based in Copenhagen and New York, BIG has a unique capability to combine, both in small and large projects, ingenious and original forms with innovative materials and the most advanced building technology.
We particularly appreciate BIG’s design and creativity, admittedly. Possibly also because the M/S Maritime Museum of Denmark in Elsinore, thanks to Bjarke Ingels Group’s support, is the first large museum we’ve covered on Inexhibit, back in 2014.
‘Project Olympus’, a sustainable lunar habitat designed by BIG and ICON
BIG U winning project to protect NYC from future storm surges
BIG’s first project in Japan is an urban incubator for Toyota
Bjarke Ingels Group creates innovative envelope for new towers in Shenzhen, China
Bjarke Ingels Group | TIRPITZ bunker museum, Blåvand, Denmark
Bjarke Ingels’ ‘The Twist’ Bridge Museum at Kistefos, Norway
Bjarke Ingels’ double-helix Marsk Tower opened in Southern Denmark
Bjarke Ingels’ Panda House at the Copenhagen Zoo
London | Serpentine Pavilion 2016 by BIG – BJarke Ingels Group
M/S Maritime Museum of Denmark Elsinore – Bjarke Ingels
Public space meets music. BIG’s Vltava Philharmonic Hall in Prague
Smithsonian and BIG unveil $2 billion refurbishment plan
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