MATERIALISM | Curated Exhibition by the Bjarke Ingels Group (MATERIALISM｜비야케 잉겔스 그룹 기획 전시)

The first-ever exhibition in Korea featuring the world-renowned architectural design firm BIG is being held at the Seoul Urban Architecture Exhibition Hall. Bjarke Ingels, founder of BIG, is renowned for an architectural style that is both unique and experimental while also taking into account the user’s purpose and experience. This exhibition, which offers a glimpse into his creativity, features exhibits and models centered around 10 architectural materials, including stone, earth, concrete, metal, and wood. Visitors can explore the past and present of architecture as presented by the world-renowned architectural design firm BIG and gain insight into the direction of sustainable urban architecture for the future. In addition to the special exhibition, public engagement programs—including a special lecture by BIG founder Bjarke Ingels on the theme of future urban architecture—are scheduled to take place.

Start date

2026-11-07  

End Date

2027-02-28  

Performance Time

10:00-18:00  

Venue

Seoul Urban Architecture Exhibition Hall  

Fee

Free  

Organizer

BIG, Maker, Wayd  

Host Company

Seoul Metropolitan City  

Host's Contact Information

070-7178-5840  

행사소개

The first-ever exhibition in Korea featuring the world-renowned architectural design firm BIG is being held at the Seoul Urban Architecture Exhibition Hall. Bjarke Ingels, founder of BIG, is renowned for an architectural style that is both unique and experimental while also taking into account the user’s purpose and experience. This exhibition, which offers a glimpse into his creativity, features exhibits and models centered around 10 architectural materials, including stone, earth, concrete, metal, and wood. Visitors can explore the past and present of architecture as presented by the world-renowned architectural design firm BIG and gain insight into the direction of sustainable urban architecture for the future. In addition to the special exhibition, public engagement programs—including a special lecture by BIG founder Bjarke Ingels on the theme of future urban architecture—are scheduled to take place.