Open More Doors - Bjarke Ingels Group
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- ArchDaily and the Mini Clubman present Open More Doors, a section that takes you behind the scenes of the world’s most innovative offices. This month we were in New York to talk with Kai-Uwe Bergmann, partner of one of the most influential offices in the world, BIG.
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Thank you for what you did
Thanks for this, great insight into the studio. Interesting that I didn't see any plants in the studio, any reasons for that? Maybe just that bit? I thought biophilia was a critical part of BIG ethos.
A great studio ,one of my favorites
I like BIG but ‘BIGsters’ as a term?.... 🤔
What is the material behind him that is creating rainbow effect?
Mystery box it’s colored stainless steel using high temperature...not sure if it’s an exact term but I’ve heard it being referred to as “tempered steel colorizing”
@@monicayee5800 thank you very much.
you can look it up as iridescent steel, also anodized titanium
Kai-uwe Bergman you are hot!
Haha...
Fooking big sters :) this company is a complete joke! When they deliver a good building I might have to stop thinking of them as a bunch of students.
are u an architect?
Yep
@@jamessilvester9077 niceee, where do you work?
Ha ha, well I've worked for international firms all over the world on large projects but that's irrelevant to the fact BIG haven't built a decent building.
@@jamessilvester9077 every designer deliver their own value and bigs value is utilitarian economic hedonistic and utopian so you should judge it from that perspective