All Bjarke Ingels Group- BIG articles – Page 4
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NewsBIG, CF Møller and Herzog and de Meuron shortlisted for Danish hospital
Competition for one of Denmark’s largest hospitals
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OMA, BIG and Grimshaw shortlisted for Hurricane Sandy rebuild
Jury includes LSE’s Ricky Burdett
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BIG reveals designs for Calgary tower
Architect defines building’s uses by varying plan and materials
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BIG pulled out of scrapped Glasgow competition
Freedom of Information request reveals Gustafson Porter also complained about contest’s management
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Chipperfield only Brit on Nobel shortlist
Dozen firms including OMA and Herzog de Meuron make final cut
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Bjarke Ingels appointed to £1.6 million Smithsonian masterplan
Danish architect will examine how to improve historic campus
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BIG unveils mixed-use development in Fort Lauderdale
The residential towers feature a crack down the middle to aid pedestrian movement
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Bjarke Ingels joins panel for Lisbon Triennale
The international jury members will judge an open-call competition
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Zaha Hadid and BIG dropped from US university competition
US practices triumph over overseas firms like Coop Himmelb(l)au and Farshid Moussavi
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BIG and Diller Scofidio Renfro chase Barangaroo work
Winner of five-strong shortlist due in December
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Sutherland Hussey, BIG and Mecanoo shortlisted for Norwegian competition
Richard Murphy, AHMM, Haptic and Brisac Gonzalez unsuccessful
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David Chipperfield and Mecanoo chosen for Cambridge city expansion
All-star list also includes Wilkinson Eyre, Cottrell Vermeulen and Muma
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BIG wins Bordeaux cultural centre competition
Riverfront centre will “invite art into the city and the city into the arts”
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Foster and Partners, HOK and BIG shortlisted for European research hub
Henning Larsen, West8 and Mecanoo also among finalists
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BIG wins job next to Seoul's '9/11' towers
Danish practice wins work alongside MVRDV’s controversial design
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BIG designs 49-storey Vancouver tower
Danish architect’s mixed-use scheme to be city’s fourth tallest building
