We have seen the Danish pavilion on its conceptual stage, during construction, completed and finally opened to the public.
And now we got the chance to “ride” it with Bjarke Ingels from BIG, and get a closer look at the experience that the giant loop of the pavilion offers to the visitors, to have a little taste of the danish way of life.
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tha is awesome, a complete interaction with a building, done
Good job!!
I’m sick of Bjarke’s comercials… He’s like CocaCola…
You’ll never understand until you start your own firm.
I like coca cola…
We….get it. Nice music btw, oy ve
Are you kidding?! Thhe music is terrible…
This looks really amazing, I would want to go there for sure.
is it a special request to ride the bicycle?
Because when I was there, they just keep pushing for the flow of the public in and out of pavilion, and the bicycles are all locked.
anyway, great job and I love the cycling experience through pavilion. good job BIG!
Great tour, nice work!!!!
This is a Pavillion… Not the bad joke of Mexico…
remember a book call ‘experiencing architecture’? I am sure Bjarke has read the book for many times:)…
Hey! Where is the helmet Bjarke? Way to be political correct!
Most Danes don’t use helmets. Many tend to view them as unnecessary because most drivers and bikers are used to being around and looking for bikes. Some even view requiring helmets for bicycles as a deterrent for people who might otherwise try riding.
He was speeding too!!!!
I agree with internautas. This guy’s self-promotion is tiresome. Plus if he’s so proud of being danish, why does he need to do dutch architecture?
Bjarke will get Pritzker soon,loving his works from very beggining!Fantastic work! Go ahead!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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