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February 16th, 2011
01:37 PM ET
BIG I: Future of Architecture
Today's Big I highlighted one of the most revolutionary architects of our generation. Bjarke Ingels, Founder of BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group), joined us live on the program.
Click here to check out BIG's website.
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How, he must have made an impression, so many people accessing his site that his page crashed. Even the Google cached copy is dead.
I cant wait to check it out though. Nice stuff
Not to diminish this great work, but it is clearly inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright.
How is this representative of Frank Loyd Wright exactly? Polladio's work looks like Vitruvius's and Phillip Johnson's looked like Mies, Venturi, and Graves.