• 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. >
  • Football for all
    With a hint of Olympic spirit, KiBiSi has designed a soccer ball for the everyday soccer player. >
  • Urban Capital
    The new Capital headphones by KiBiSi are a sleek and durable must-have for on-the-go urbanites. >
  • Way OK
    The OKO bicycle is the sleek, urban friendly result of Biomega and KiBiSi's latest collaboration. >
  • René Redzepi's "Saturday Night Projects"
    René Redzepi: Saturday Night Projects
    René Redzepi talks about his Saturday Night Projects held every week at Noma restaurant in Copenhagen. >
  • Silverback
    The Silverback light for KiBiSi creates a dynamic and attractive interface between architectural space and light. >
  • Bjarke Ingels
    Architect
    Bjarke Ingels is a member of a new generation of architects that combine shrewd analysis, playful experimentation, social responsibility and humour. >
  • BIG Love
    Architect Bjarke Ingels thinks big. Whether it's designing a mixed-use urban development, or creating a love(ly) public art installation for Valentine's Day. >
  • René Redzepi
    René Redzepi
    Food Designer • Chef
    René Redzepi is the founder and head of Noma restaurant in Copenhagen, and one of the most influential people on the international food scene today. >
  • Lamp like
    The MyLamp by Danish designers Madebywho involves the user in the process of constructing the lamp. >
  • Little letterpress
    Ishac Bertran's little letterpress is an ode to his love for typography and analogue processes. >
  • Pork neck with bulrushes, violets and malt. From Noma: Time and Place in Nordic Cuisine. Photo by Ditte Isager. Courtesy of Phaidon Press, www.phaidon.com
    René Redzepi + Marije Vogelzang
    Marije Vogelzang chats to René Redzepi of Noma Restaurant about MAD Foodcamp, creativity, intuition, fingers, social media and being part of the future. >
  • 20Q: Jens Martin Skibsted
    Bicycles, electric cars and airships for fat cats are some of the things Jens Martin Skibsted would still like to do. Or live in a kitsch sci-fi poster. >
  • Raincatch by Hyeona Yang.
    Rain catcher
    Every drop counts with the Raincatch raincoat, a garment that lets you catch, filter and purify your own water. >
  • Index: award winners share all
    The winners of the prestigious INDEX: 2011 Award talk about their designs that all work to improve life. >
  • Keeping track
    KiBiSi's "Tracks" headphones makes for an easy fit and can be customised to your liking. >
  • Street lights
    sTREEt is a modular system that serves the multiple purpose of being street lights, shade, shelter and public benches, all in one. >
  • Play category winner: Hövding’s invisible airbag for cyclists’ heads.
    Index award winners announced
    The winners of the prestigious INDEX: Award 2011 were announced in Copenhagen last night. Take a look. >
  • 8 House (2010) by Bjarke Ingels Group
    Shapes of eight
    The 8 House allows people to bike all the way from the street to the 10th level penthouses. >
  • Folkestolen' by Børge Mogensen, 1947. Photo: Design Museum Denmark.
    Danish treats
    Jasper Morrison curates an exhibtion of iconic Danish designs. >

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