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4 days ago · Remote Island Transformed Into Tranquil Resort Merging Japanese and Danish Design. By Jessica Stewart on June 21, 2024. Inspired by the design of a traditional Japanese house, BIG ‘s NOT A HOTEL Setouchi merges Scandinavian and Japanese aesthetics. Located on Sagi Island, the firm's vision brings three villas and a restaurant to the island's ...
5 days ago · Soon after, Scandinavian designers began visiting the country and quickly became fascinated by the Japanese style for its simplicity, use of natural materials, and connection to nature – the same principles that guided the design ethos for NOT A HOTEL Setouchi,” explains Bjarke Ingels, Founder and Creative Director of BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group).
18 hours ago · BIG founder Bjarke Ingels is not known to have talked publicly about the project, ... US architect Mark Foster Gage is also designing two projects for Neom on the Gulf of Aqaba. His Elanan project ...
1 day ago · The largest grant, totalling $335m went to ‘The Big U’ proposal, an ambitious plan by Danish architect Bjarke Ingels Group and others, which comprises a 12-kilometer-long barrier - or berm - around Lower Manhattan incorporating public spaces and parks designed to hold the flood waters back from the shores of Manhattan.
4 days ago · Collaborating with design/architectural firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and construction technology company ICON, the proposed complex is slated to include otherworldly dome-shaped lodgings that will appear to organically rise from Marfa’s remote desert landscape.
2 days ago · That year, architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group also released renderings for a more boundary-breaking project called the BQP, or Brooklyn-Queens Park, which would push car traffic down to grade level and transform all three levels of the cantilever with green space. None of the plans have moved forward.
1 day ago · 2. BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group: Known for their playful and innovative approach to architecture, BIG utilizes laser cutting to create dynamic models that showcase the unique features of their projects. Imagine intricate interlocking pieces forming a model that highlights the modularity of a building design, or miniature figures interacting with ...
