A sustainable Bjarke Ingels-designed factory overcomes industrial stereotypes through spatial transparency
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Location
Magnor, Norway
Architect, Design
Brand
Floor Area
7,000 sq-m
The Plus is a factory for furniture manufacturer Vestre, created by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), that rejects the negative stereotypes associated with industrial spaces through its
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