Good architecture is never a replication of style, but a precise ‘problem-solving’ process.
BIG never applies fixed paradigms, but insists on analyzing specific problems on a case by case basis – at each location, it first understands its contradictions, culture, constraints, and expectations, and then provides answers that belong only to that location.
From the garden atmosphere of Suzhou, to the historical heritage of Danish shipyards, to the playful spirit of LEGO bricks, three buildings, three contexts, and a set of underlying logic: starting from problems, centered on usage, allowing form to grow naturally from real needs.
Today we will walk into three classic works of BIG and see how architecture can provide the most appropriate response in different venues.
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