BIG (BIARKE INGELS GROUP). SETTING OF PROBLEMS. INVARIANTS OF SOLUTIONS
The architecture of BIG is affirmed as a functionally-motivated architecture. Confirmation of this we can find both in the books and in the description of each of the projects, in addition to each project are enclosed schemes in which a sufficiently detailed definition of the functional architecture is given. The only possible formation of the form of architecture in accordance with external factors is also affirmed. However, we can also note that the set of techniques and the process of creating an architectural object has certain regularities. And there is a certain, rather limited, set of actions, techniques and transformations, which is a tool for architects. At the moment, we are dealing with a certain ideology of this architectural group. The society appreciates their architecture in large measure within the concepts that they use. Recently, in the professional press, attention is drawn to the fact that a similar structure is due to different motivations and, on the contrary, a different structure - a monotonous motivation.