<p>BIG is maybe the first Danish architectural office to be truly glocal in the sense of both anchored in Copenhagen and clearly rooted in a particular cultural and political context and at the same time being the most globally acting architectural office in Denmark. They may be regarded as one of the first real successful exponents for a new post-national identity operating within a new set of blurred cultural boundaries. Projects include The Danish Expo Pavillion, Helsingor Psychiatric Hospital, Sjakket Youth Centre, The Faroe Islands Educational Centre, Arlanda Airport Hotel, Shenzhen International Energy Mansion. Includes an essay by Geoff Manaugh and an interview with Bjarke Ingels by Jeffrey Inaba. Introduction by Boris Broman Jensen</p>

Big - Bjarke Ingels Group

BJARKE INGELS

Archilife

This striking monograph on the Swiss office founded by Tilo Herlach, Simon Hartmann and Simon Frommenwiler details more than twenty projects and collaborations from the period 2003-2012, both built and as yet unrealized. Texts written by notable guest authors, fellow architects and architecture critics Jurgen Mayer H., Kersten Geers, Cecilia Puga, and Philip Schaerer, to name a few accompany each featured work. Bart Lootsma contributes the books opening essay, while Laurent Stalder provides an interview with the practice. Numerous full-colour photos and images, plus technical drawings and diagrams, fill the pages and bring the work of HHF to life.

HHF Architects

Bart Lootsma E.a.

This massive, beautifully rendered monograph on the Danish practice known for creating architecture in the nexus between science and art, between iconic design and context, is packed with information covering more than 25 works and projects, critical essays, case studies and interviews. From high-profile buildings like the Danish Embassy in Berlin, Ørestad College and the Museum of Liverpool to smaller projects like the Louisiana Pavillion and NOMA Lab, the entire spectrum of the offices accomplishments to date is presented. Includes texts by Bo Boje Larsen and Kasper Guldager Jørgensen, while Jan Ammundsen, Kim Herforth Nielsen and Allan Kjær Andersen are interviewed.

3xn Architects

<p>The ninth architecture exhibition to be held in the Korean pavilion, on the occasion of the 2014 Venice Biennale, is significant in many ways. Minsuk Cho, the commissioner responsible for the exhibition, is also one of Korea’s most important architects. Cho examines both South and North Korean architecture in a fascinating presentation of Korean modernity, responding to the multiplicity of narratives that have taken place on the divided peninsula over the last century. Moving through four themes – everyday life, the monumental state, utopian visions and borders – this book includes works and essays by more than 30 artists and theorists.</p>

Crow's Eye View The Korean Peninsula

Hyungmin Pai, Minsuk Cho

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3xn Architects

Crow's Eye View The Korean Peninsula