What if the one thing that makes BIG "BIG" was suddenly stripped away right at the apex of its potential" That's the question posed by the trailer for Kaspar Astrup Schrøder?s documentary BIG TIME, which ominously illustrated a possible problem with Bjarke Ingels? health.

What if the one thing that makes BIG "BIG" was suddenly stripped away right at the apex of its potential" That's the question posed by the trailer for Kaspar Astrup Schrøder?s documentary BIG TIME, which ominously illustrated a possible problem with Bjarke Ingels? health.Schrøder's documentary highlights the intense journey of Bjarke Ingels, the founder of Bjarke Ingels Group, through the past few years of his life. This unique insight into what exactly it's like to be an architect on top of the world ultimately poses a question that needs to be answered by anyone seeking to reshape the world through design. How do you handle the responsibility of forming the future you want to live in"
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Architects spend their lives crafting spaces for people to inhabit. We celebrate these spaces for their intricate details and carefully authored experiences, but there?s a certain irony in the fact that we see little of the spaces that the architects themselves inhabit daily?their homes. Ingels? home is clean and elegant, while naturally maintaining a sense of playfulness. It is clear that his move to New York City is not quite complete, but e...