• 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. >
  • BIG & bigger
    BIG: Recent Project is the first English/Japanese monograph of the architectural work of Bjarke Ingels Group. >
  • Bjarke Ingels on the expanded role of the architect
    Bjarke Ingels on the expanded role of the architect
    For Bjarke Ingels, architects are more than just designers of beautiful facades. He considers the expanded role of architects in contemporary society. >
  • Bright bulb
    The movie universe and Edison's classic incandescent light bulb serves as the inspiration for KiBiSi's new Bulb Fiction light. >
  • Lifestyle sleeper
    KiBiSi's new "Roulade" sofa sees the classic Chesterfield couch meeting a cosy new mattress. >
  • Blaavand Bunker Museum
    BIG Architects' Blaavand Bunker Museum relooks the bunkers that were built by German forces in Denmark during World War II. >

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