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Bjarke Ingels’ projects: interacting with life

In this WordPress post, several projects designed by renowned Danish architect Bjarke Ingels are examined. From transforming complex ecosystems into clean energy power plants, to creating interactive ski slopes atop ski mountains, Ingels' inventive designs are highlighted as examples of how architecture can innovatively interact with life, creating inspiring and sustainable designs. These projects showcase Ingels' innovative way of approaching design and architecture, looking for ways to create unique spaces that are socially conducive, environmentally friendly, and aesthetically pleasing.
Projects by Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark, Manhattan waterfront project

Epic project transforming Manhattan’s waterfront

Before creating BIG, Ingels worked for a number of architectural firms before setting up Plot in 2001 with Julien De Smedt. That partnership dissolved in 2006. Ingels’ own company has done an incredible amount of work in just a decade – its projects have been completed throughout Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East. The BIG staff consists of some 300 specialists from over 25 countries – architects, designers, builders and engineers.

Projects by Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark, a house in Vancouver. Photo 1
Projects by Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark, a project for Pittsburgh. Photo 1
Projects of Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - Shenzhen building. Photo 1
Projects of Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - Police Department in New York. Photo 1
Projects by Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - office façade in New York

In 2016, the group began designing the Serpentine Gallery pavilion in London. The building will be constructed of stacked fiberglass blocks to realize the concept of honeycomb walls.

Projects of Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - Serpentine Gallery in London. Photo 2
Projects of Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark: Two World Trade Center. Photo 1
Projects by Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - the stadium in Washington. Photo 1
Projects of Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - stadium in Washington. Photo 3

Stadium in Washington

The Dryline complex was conceived as a response to the devastation caused in New York by Hurricane Sandy in 2012. The architectural ensemble will protect the city from similar elements in the future. It features flood control in the form of retractable walls. The material used is resistant to salt and underwater microorganisms. The perimeter of the future complex includes parks, recreation areas, and sports equipment rentals. Construction will begin in 2017.

Projects of Bjarke Ingels, a young architect from Denmark - Dryline complex. Photo 2

Dryline complex

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  1. Nova Turner

    What are some examples of how Bjarke Ingels incorporates interaction with life in his projects?

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