• Llama restaurant by Bjarke Ingels Group and Kilo.
    South American flavours
    Bjarke Ingels Group brings authentic South American inspirations into the heart of Copenhagen, Denmark. >
  • TAC by Bjarke Ingels Group, Kilo and Rosenthal.
    City skylines
    Bjarke Ingels Group turns their attention from architecture to product design for a unique tableware collection. >
  • Vinay Venkatraman
    Vinay Venkatraman
    Industrial Designer • Interaction Designer
    Industrial and interaction designer Vinay Venkatraman is the CEO of Leapcraft – a design-driven innovation consultancy based in Copenhagen, Denmark. >
  • Henrik Vibskov
    Henrik Vibskov
    Fashion Designer
    Henrik Vibskov is not just a fashion designer but also the creator of twisted and tantalising universes that accompany each of his collections. >
  • Nille Juul-Sørensen
    Nille Juul-Sørensen
    Architect • Product Designer
    Architect and product designer Nille Juul-Sørensen is the CEO of the Danish Design Centre. >
  • Mikal Hallstrup
    Mikal Hallstrup
    Design Consultant • Industrial Designer
    Mikal Hallstrup is the co-founder and chief visionary officer at Designit, one of the world’s largest design and innovation companies. >
  • Watch Flower by Bjarke Ingels.
    Architecture in bloom
    Bjarke Ingels's Watch Flower promenade structure mimics and draws on the natural process of a growing flower. >
  • Danish National Maritime Museum by Bjarke Ingels Group. Image: Rasmus Hjortsh.
    Underground history
    Bjarke Ingels Group has completed its renovation of the Danish National Maritime Museum, creating a cultural hotspot in the Helsingør region. >
  • AV Monograph 162: BIG 2001 to 2013 by Arquitectura Viva.
    Architecture at its best
    Arquitectura Viva's 162nd edition is a comprehensive monograph highlighting Bjarke Ingels Group's proactive and optimistic architecture. >
  • Greener city
    The city of Copenhagen in Denmark has developed a Climate Adaptation Plan to address issues of climate change. >
  • Pebble watch by KiBiSi for Bulbul.
    Formed by time
    The shape of KiBiSi's new Pebble watch draws inspiration from the pebbles found on Scandinavian beaches. >
  • Scritch wearable device by Hideaki Matsui.
    Scritch scratch
    Runner-up in the social impact category of the Core77 Design Awards student category is Scritch by Hideaki Matsui, Copenhagen Institute of Interaction Design. >
  • INDEX: Award 2013 finalists
    From more than 1 000 nomination from 73 countries, the finalists for the 2013 INDEX: Award have been announced. >
  • Scooped up
    Ice cream colours, gyroscope-like technology, ideal for public and private use, and designed to last generations... meet the Scoop chair by KiBiSi. >
  • LEGO House
    BIG Architects is set to design the first public museum for LEGO. >
  • Nordic ice
    Exuding a cool elegance, Front's "Frost" glassware collection captures the beauty of ice crystals for the ultimate refreshment. >
  • Chamber symbols
    KiBiSi's new collection of candleholders reveal historic icons with a modern twist. >
  • René Redzepi on creating the world's best restaurant
    René Redzepi on creating the world's best restaurant
    René Redzepi designs dishes that enable people to experience a clear sense of time and place. >
  • Exhibition at the Royal Danish Playhouse, Copenhagen.
    Design to improve life
    The INDEX: Awards, the biggest design prize in the world, is inviting nominations for the 2013 iteration of the competition – seeking designs that improve life. >
  • Bike light
    KiBiSi's new iFlash One light easily attaches to bicycles with magnets. It's about commuter safety, but also about having fun with an everyday object. >
  • Cool for school
    Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec have designed a series of comfortable and cost-effective furniture pieces for the revamp of Kobenhavns University. >
  • Urban rainbow
    Copenhagen sees an urban installation bringing together the city's ethnically diverse and socially challenged neighbourhood. >
  • Multiples of X
    The XTable by KiBiSi is sleek, efficient and height-adjustable. >
  • Walking the talk
    Sometimes you need to shout, other times you need to talk. But you’ve always got to walk the talk, Jens Martin Skibsted believes. >

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