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Bjarke Ingels wants to float The Orb, a metallic planet-like sphere, at Burning Man 2018. But can he raise enough money to bring the installation to the Playa?

As imagined by Bjarke Ingels Group, Lego’s hometown visitor centre straddles the line between playful and programmatic.

This year’s Serpentine Gallery Pavilion is “both solid box and blob,” says the BIG architect. The annual must-see architecture exhibition runs from June 10 to October 9.

Copenhagen firm BIG now has three game-changing developments underway in Canada: a transformative mixed-use project in Toronto’s Fashion District, the Vancouver House high-rise and the Telus Sky Tower in Calgary.

Bjarke Ingels hardly requires an introduction. The founder of architecture firm BIG, now based in New York, has designed some of the most ambitious buildings around the world, including the Mountain Dwellings…

Vancouver developer Ian Gillespie is behind a recent announcement to build a mixed-use project in Toronto’s fashion district, designed by Bjarke Ingels. “It’s going to be super cool,” says Gillespie.

Future has announced Global Architecture and Design Awards 2019 with even more project categories this year. Previous Winners in the Awards hosted by RTF includes prestigious firms from the world…

As rising oceans threaten the world’s coastal populations, Bjarke Ingels Group dreams up a model for self-sustaining floating cities.

Bjarke Ingels Group and David Thulstrup bring a delightfully warm touch to chef René Redzepi’s new Noma restaurant.

At Hunter’s Point South Park in Queens, elevated paths and artfully installed wetlands create a flood-proof – and enticing – environment.