Name: 建築大師 Bjarke Ingels 如何重新定義我們與變化世界的建築關係？！ (How Bjarke Ingels Is Rethinking Architecture for a Changing World)
Uploaded: 2026-03-23T21:40:30.000Z
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I like it when a building exceeds the expectations,

基礎被動語態

and in addition to solving what it is built for, it also gives a gift to the community it is part of.

除了完成它原有的功能，還能回饋它所在的社區。

Every building we didn't do is a missed opportunity.

我們沒做的每一個案子，都是錯過的機會。

We do everything from lamp designs to new cities from scratch.

我們從零開始，包辦從燈具設計到新城市的一切。

Here in New York, our first building was a building called the Courtscraper, and

在紐約，我們的第一個建築是叫做 Courtscraper 的建築，

25 years ago our first building was the Copenhagen Harbour Bath.

25 年前，我們的第一個建築是 Copenhagen Harbour Bath。

We've designed a museum that is a bridge spanning across a river in a sculpture park,

我們設計了一個博物館，它像一座橋橫跨雕塑公園裡的河流，

and we've designed the home of the Lego brick,

and we tried to imagine an architecture that would be as inviting and engaging as Lego is itself, so you can climb all the roofs like public playgrounds without a ticket.

我們試圖想像一種建築，能像 Lego 一樣吸引人、引人入勝，讓大家可以像攀爬公共遊樂場一樣攀爬屋頂，而且不用買票。

This is sort of the library where we somehow archive and store the sketch models for every project.

這有點像是圖書館，我們在這裡歸檔和儲存每一個專案的草圖模型。

I met Stephen Rockefeller, and they were involved in creating the Rosewood Financial Center in Tianjin.

我遇見了 Stephen Rockefeller，他們參與了天津 Rosewood Financial Center 的創建。

This is a 3D-printed performance pavilion we've created in Austin.

這是我們在 Austin 設計的 3D-printed 表演展亭。

We are in the process of finishing this very large project that started right after Hurricane Sandy, which we've nicknamed the Dry Line.

我們正在完成這個在 Hurricane Sandy 之後開始的非常大的專案，我們給它取了個綽號叫 Dry Line。

Essentially, imagine the high line that will keep Manhattan dry when the next Sandy comes.

基本上，想像一下 high line，它能在下一個 Sandy 來臨時讓 Manhattan 保持乾燥。

So this is essentially the waterfront of Lower Manhattan.

所以這基本上就是 Lower Manhattan 的海濱。

We are realizing this entire East River portion is currently under construction, like maybe a third of it has already opened to the public.

我們正在實現，整個 East River 部分目前正在施工，大約有三分之一已經對公眾開放了。

But the South Tip, you don't really have the real estate to protect the city, so we made a study for the city where we looked at expanding the South Tip of Manhattan with a little more park,

但是南端，你沒有足夠的房地產來保護城市，所以我們為城市做了一個研究，我們研究了擴建 Manhattan 的南端，增加一些公園，

and this little zone of green is what will protect the city.

The last, let's say, six years have definitely not been a feast for all our traditional work, because it's been like this perfect storm of one catastrophe after the other.

過去六年，對我們所有的傳統工作來說，絕對不是一場盛宴，因為這就像一場完美的風暴，一個接一個的災難。

And now lately, the constant threat of tariffs means that no one wants to commit any kind of long-term capital.

而最近，關稅的持續威脅意味著沒有人願意投入任何長期的資本。

So how have we survived the last six years?

那過去六年我們是怎麼撐過來的呢？

Around 2020, I made this kind of little bucket list of five projects that we had never done,

大概在 2020 年，我列了個清單，上面有五個我們從來沒做過的專案，

and we kind of committed to say that every year we should be willing to over-invest 25% of our EBIT in trying to win one of these.

我們就承諾說，每年都要願意投入 25% 的 EBIT 去爭取其中一個。

And interestingly, just two years later, we won our first airport, the Airport of Zurich.

很有趣的是，不到兩年後，我們就贏得了第一個機場，蘇黎世機場。

It's going to be the largest timber building on Earth.

這將會是地球上最大的木造建築。

We're doing the Vegas Ace, and we're creating their home on the Strip.

我們正在做 Vegas Ace，並在 Strip 上打造他們的家。

And the good thing, all of these kinds of projects are a little bit less dependent on the typical economics, because they are projects that need to happen.

好消息是，這些專案都比較不依賴傳統經濟學，因為它們是必須要做的專案。

So in that sense, happily we have survived, actually, doing the work we love.

所以從這個角度來看，很慶幸我們靠著做我們熱愛的工作，撐了過來。

I started at art school, you know, sculpture, painting, and architecture.

我是在藝術學校開始的，你知道，雕塑、繪畫和建築。

In the first, let's say, decade and a half of my career, when we would show up in the newspaper, it would always be in the cultural section.

在我職涯的前十五年左右，當我們出現在報紙上時，總是在文化版。

In January 2020, I was traveling in north of Brazil,

2020 年一月，我當時正在巴西北部旅行，

and I ended up giving a talk, making the argument that the ecological value, if preserved and protected, would also represent, in long term, the greatest economical value.

我最後做了一場演講，主張生態價值如果能被保存和保護，長期來看也會代表最大的經濟價值。

And of course, the president at the time in 2020 was Xavier Bolsonaro.

當然，當時（2020 年）的總統是 Xavier Bolsonaro。

That photo of everybody in the meeting quickly gets cropped to me and Bolsonaro standing next to each other, and

大家在會議上的那張合照，很快就被裁切成我和 Bolsonaro 站在一起，

and it kind of shocked me that anyone would care who I met with.

我對竟然有人會在乎我跟誰見面感到非常震驚。

And in the end, I kind of came to the conclusion that I would like to be involved in important issues.

最後，我有點得出結論，我想要參與重要的議題。

I might actually have real insights for the powerful decision-makers to actually make the right choices.

我或許真的能為那些有權力的決策者提供真實的見解，幫助他們做出正確的選擇。

And I think the lesson is that you have now graduated from the cultural section to the grown-up section that's about politics and economics.

我想，這堂課就是你們已經從文化版畢業，進入到關於政治和經濟的成人世界了。

I cannot imagine anything more rewarding than literally creating the world of your dreams.

我無法想像還有什麼比親手打造出你夢想中的世界更令人滿足的了。

Running a business is the necessary side effect.

經營事業是必然會產生的附帶效應。

I need a lot of skilled colleagues, talented human beings, to make all this happen,

我需要很多有技術的同事，有才華的人，才能讓這一切實現，

and as a result, we are now, like, more than 800 people working together.

結果就是，我們現在有超過800人一起工作。

I would hope that our buildings somehow make people aware that your physical environment, ah, it can also create this opportunity, this idea allowing people to realize that the world can be more.

我希望我們的建築能讓大家意識到，你所處的物理環境，也能創造這樣的機會，這樣的想法，讓大家明白世界可以更美好。

We actually, as human beings, have the possibility and the responsibility to make sure that it actually does fit to the way that we would like to live our lives today.

事實上，我們人類有能力也有責任，確保它確實符合我們今天想要的生活方式。