Bjarke Ingels "Good design is careful, bad design is careless"

Bjarke Ingels about the succesful interaction between appearently contradictory requirements.

[@MarkRadcliffe]

Best line of the whole damn thing: "The more waste you produce in the design process, the less waste you'll end up building in the city." Applies for all creative endeavors.

[@tushkoli]

Agree. Very inspiring!

[@Rufusdos]

He's so right about having a multicultural office, everything gets questioned. That's what's interesting about multicultural encounters, relationships, cities and more.

[@harryhirsch8527]

everything gets questioned and nothing gets done

[@vinayyadav6574]

@@harryhirsch8527 that's true 😅😅😂

[@oEvilGalzo]

the more waste u produce in the design process, the less waste you end up building in the city.

[@JamesBrown-ux9ds]

oTMBerrYo - maybe

[@davidkathurima838]

I like this guy...he is very legitimate with his philosophy..it makes design simpler.

[@yogeshmistry1482]

Well said 👏 always watch bjarke ingels when I need to inspire myself to design Big fan sir 🙌

[@schoolofsketching_ru]

Great interview! Thank you! Like the idea about "engineering without engines"

[@MissJ224]

Bjarke can you create a shopping centre that activates neighbourhoods instead of killing them off

[@JulieMalmstroem]

Nice interview, it's so interesting to hear the thoughts behind their work :).. (note: you should replace "carful" with "careful" in the title)

[@tomasbradvica7508]

tnx 4 advices

[@Ricangelo]

I always feels like he gives me a mad scientist vibe but in architecture. The awesome kind of mad scientist! Like Elon Musk.

[@Ricangelo]

I can get so many quotes in this short vid of less than 5 min.

[@archebeats]

thanks for the german subs!! yei!

[@gremlin4005]

Macro Scaling is very important

[@arkirace2583]

From imagination to paper. From paper to reality.

[@JamesBrown-ux9ds]

'start with diving into a specific situation' - (maybe) never try alcohol (or drugs), you may get lost.

[@JamesBrown-ux9ds]

as long as he keeps on beeing busy and in an cultural environment, where drinking is not relevant or socialy common, he will be fine very likely.

[@Kararch]

Still counting thermal bridges

[@JamesBrown-ux9ds]

'ww2 and holocaust are irrelevant, nobody talks about them anymore' - when history stops next time. Guys like Ingels just measure us up the time, ahead, till then. but it seems mankind is on that way, such path. Awaiting 'architecture to end all architecture'. We should do more than filling the space between ruines and design. Something is misssing, and that missing grows? He is a provider. But 'rasender stillstand' of society would not be his fault, he's just a provider.

[@JamesBrown-ux9ds]

And her is not to blaue for that, he is doing auf good job. Very likely he knows Albert, but will not end at a Führers side. Yes, Herr Speer.

[@nandodolleman7819]

huh? they not using mac? I thought only than you run a design studio ;)

[@StefanVidenov]

+Nando Dolleman Architecture requires powerful computers. Macs simply don't offer them. And on the other hand BIG architectural studios (pun intended) work with a lot of different software programs and not all of them have a mac version.

[@mayole99]

+Nando Dolleman Mac's overrated.

[@StefanVidenov]

+I am Graham, king of the Britons! The MacPro doesn't always cut it as well. It's a 3.5 years old machine with a 4+ years old hardware costing double compared to a PC with the same specs. People who work with numbers rarely choose a mac. Yes, there may be firms that use Macs, but they are rare and nearly not existent in poorer countries.

[@thomasisaac789]

they were talking about architecture and you were asking about the OS they use ? ^^

[@Ciscogrande]

Is not about power, Mac does simply not have MANY architecture software.

[@harryhirsch8527]

He is just a kid..still learning! a future architect at best!

[@dimitristsekeris1821]

Yeah. A future architect currently building Google's new headquarters.

[@crystalyeowchingching1036]

Build Arganistan

[@moufrit]

bullshit bullshit bullshit

[@pccjmdg5259]

Why though?

[@harryhirsch8527]

What a show off...a rich kid that bought himself into the architecture top league...his 150 slaves work their asses of and he doesnt even mention them..please remember that he learned his biz form the best Architect of the last 40 years...Rem Koolhaas

[@carlosruiz184]

Harry Hirsch do I sense a hint of envy or jealousy ?

[@tomi.a]

@@carlosruiz184 and hate too. It's disgusting

[@dimitristsekeris1821]

He reached the architecture top league because he made innovative buildings that people like. He has 150 paid employees working with him both because it's a chance for them to rise in the profession themselves and because they can learn from him. That's how all great architects build their careers.

[@janbures5203]

@@dimitristsekeris1821 Innovative buildings :DDDDD

[@janbures5203]

@@dimitristsekeris1821 So basically you do say that working for a starchitects that are paying you shit for loads of work is ok, because you got a chance to rise in the profession? Lol.