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Step inside One High Line's sculptural forms in New York
One High Line, the residential building designed by Bjarke Ingels of BIG with interiors by Gabellini Sheppard and Gilles & Boissier, swirls up into the skyline absorbing its New York City context
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EPIQ's ‘vertical neighbourhood’ is a dynamic design centred on green space and heritage
In Quito, Ecuador, EPIQ by developer Uribe Schwarzkopf and architect Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) is a dynamic contemporary build that slots into the cityscape
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One High Line’s twisting towers by BIG dance in New York
One High Line by Bjarke Ingels’ BIG is completed in New York, including a home interior by designer Dan Fink
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For sale: Designed by Bjarke Ingels, Vollebak Island is both building research lab and radical retreat
Billed as the ultimate escape from everyday reality, Vollebak Island is the clothing brand’s bold take on a sustainable utopia, as well as a massive self-build project designed by Bjarke Ingels
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Marfa’s El Cosmico campground hotel is getting a 3D-printed revamp
El Cosmico in Marfa, Texas, is being reimagined by BIG, 3D-printing specialist Icon and hotelier Liz Lambert
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IQON is BIG’s South American debut in Quito
Quito gets a brutalist urban addition – IQON – courtesy of Bjarke Ingels and Ecuadorian developer Uribe Schwarzkopf
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Smoke up with Bjarke Ingels and take a dip with Charles Renfro as one-off experiences go under the hammer
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Magnificent 7: global starchitects reimagine Fritz Hansen’s iconic chair
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Bjarke Ingels joins WeWork as chief architect
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BIG’s Shenzhen Energy Mansion completes in China
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House plants steal the spotlight under BIG and Artemide’s new life-enhancing lamp
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New (residential) icon: introducing Bjarke Ingels Group's Via 57West
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Check out the winners of the World Architecture Festival awards
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Game on: BIG completes a new sports and arts complex near Copenhagen
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New home: Museum of London reveals winning plans for West Smithfield move
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BIG designs ‘world's most sustainable furniture factory' in Norway
BIG and Vestre reveal the new design for The Plus, an urban furniture manufacturer company's highly sustainable factory in the Norwegian forest
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The Danish Maritime Museum’s subterranean new home by Bjarke Ingels Group
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Garden party: art and nature collide at ARoS’ inaugural triennial in Aarhus
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BIG brings a spectacular twist to a Norwegian sculpture park
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BIG's prefab modular residence in Copenhagen is a template for affordable living
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Up for debate: architect-activists gather for Rising Architecture Week
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Big reveal: Serpentine Pavilion and four Summer House designs unveiled
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BIG’s Glasir Tórshavn College is the Faroe Islands’ latest architectural offering
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Bjarke Ingels gives shape to the Virgin Hyperloop
The Virgin Hyperloop – a proposed mode of passenger and freight transportation – is gaining currency, aided by design ideas from BIG. ‘It’s about the destination,' says Bjarke Ingels
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WeWork and BIG reimagine education with WeGrow, a new school in New York
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The C40 World Mayors Summit flags Copenhagen as one of the greenest cities in Europe
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BIG news: new book explores form and function with Bjarke Ingels
Formgiving. An Architectural Future History, a monograph dedicated to the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), published by Taschen, delves into the way the mind of the architect
