Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) is made up of architects, designers and thinkers operating within the fields of architecture, urbanism, research and development in the firm’s offices in Copenhagen and New York City. BIG has created a reputation for completing buildings that are programmatically and technically innovative, and demonstrate a high sensitivity to the particular demands of site and context. It is currently designing Google’s main campus, World Trade Center 2, and numerous other residential, commercial and cultural projects around the world. Bjarke Ingels, Thomas Christoffersen, Beat Schenk, Agustin Perez-Torres, Melissa Bauld, Francesca Portesine, Ange Rapkeviciute, Amina Blacksher, Aran Coakley, Alexandra Gustaffson. SECOND ROW: Alina Tamosiunaite, Arash Ahmadian, Armen Menendian, Barbora Srpkova, Bennett Gale, Ben Zunkeler, Birk Daugaard, Blake Smith, Brian Foster, Brian Rome. THIRD ROW: Carlien Schippers, Christopher Junkin, Christopher Malcolm, David Brown, David Dottelonde, Doug Stechschulte, Edward Yung, Elena Bresciani, Gabriel Hernandez, Hector Garcia. FOURTH ROW: Ivy Hume, Jan Leenknegt, Janice Rim, John Kim, Julian Liang, Julianne Gola, Karol Borkowski, Lauren Turner, Lucia Santos, Marcella Martinez. BOTTOM ROW: Martin Voelkle, Michael Taylor, Sean Franklin, Spencer Hayden, Terrence Chew, Terry Lattak, Tobias Hjortdal, Tran Le, Yaziel Juarbe, Yoanna Shivarova. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT:
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DIALOG was created as a cross-disciplinary collaborative to tackle the increasingly multi-faceted challenges confronting communities. The team includes architects and interior designers, landscape architects, urban designers and planners, and structural, mechanical and electrical engineers. The firm practices across Canada and beyond, from studios in Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton. Its work includes design for urban vibrancy, health and wellness, transportation, arts and culture, retail and commercial, residential, education and research, as well as mixed-use solutions incorporating an increasing number of these program types. DIALOG has been designing positive change in communities since 1960, and its work has attracted many awards over this span. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joost Bakker, Doug Cinnamon, Bruce Haden, Vance Harris, Marion LaRue, Cameron Veres, Aida Aguilar, Stan Bury, Alexa Bustamante, Marcello Caula, Evan Dysart. SECOND ROW: Kyle Elderhorst, Lauren Fehr, Doris Fischer, Wellington Hau, Laura Herbert, Carole Hoveland, Richard Innes, Ken Johnson, Janay Koldingnes, Tim Lazaruk, Tracy Liu. THIRD ROW: Gary McCauley, Martin Neault, Erin Parchoma, Brad Phillips, Ken Rea, Sara Remocker, Pallavi Sangwan, Blaire Schille, Rey Tadifa, Mahsa Tashakor, Trevor Thimm. BOTTOM ROW: Justin Tompson, Sheldon Ublansky, Ivy Usi, Oskar Winnat, Jiameng Zeng.
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