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According to editor Luis Fernández-Galiano, the explosive growth of Bjarke Ingels studio evokes an expanding universe. Leader of a streamlined and motivated team, he practices a proactive architecture with a media slant, fresh and spontaneous, something more akin to a technology startup than a conventional studio. In this overview of BIGs production over the last decade and more, an optimistic portrait of the practice is formed, with the charismatic Ingels at its beating heart. Included are ten works, such as Superkilen Urban Park, the Danish Pavilion in Shanghai and 8 House, plus fifteen projects, among them the Kimball Art Centre, Telus Sky Tower and West 57th Street.
This book examines the rapid expansion and innovative practices of the architecture studio BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) from 2001 to 2013. Edited by Luis Fernández-Galiano, it presents BIG's work as akin to a technology startup, characterized by a proactive, media-savvy approach. The overview highlights the charismatic leadership of Bjarke Ingels and offers an optimistic portrayal of the firm's output during this formative period.
This monograph offers a comprehensive look at the early, high-growth phase of Bjarke Ingels Group, curated by editor Luis Fernández-Galiano. The selection of key projects and completed works provides a clear view of the studio's evolving design philosophy and its impact on contemporary architecture. The framing suggests an accessible yet analytical overview for those interested in modern architectural practices and influential design studios.
Page Count:
143
Publication Date:
2013-01-01
Publisher:
Arquitectura Viva
ISBN-10:
8461655923
ISBN-13:
9788461655922
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