Bjarke Ingels was appointed as WeWork's Chief Architect in 2018, collaborating with the company's design team to reshape future workplace offerings. In this role, he advises on architecture, real estate, technology, and design to enhance WeWork's spaces and urban impact.

Bjarke Ingels designed Lego House, which opened to the public in 2017. The 12,000-square-meter visitor center features experience areas, restaurants, and a public square, all aimed at encouraging creativity and educating visitors about the LEGO brand.

Bjarke Ingels collaborated with Kallista to unveil the Taper by BIG collection, which features a minimalist line of kitchen and bath fixtures highlighted by a unique cone-to-cylinder design. This marked Kallista's first collaboration with a world-renowned architect and BIG's first venture into home interiors.

Bjarke Ingels's Bjarke Ingels Group partnered with BoConcept to launch the Nawabari collection, which combines BoConcept’s simple lines with BIG’s contemporary aesthetic. This collection is inspired by the Japanese art of binding with ropes and includes sofas, armchairs, coffee tables, and poufs, designed to transform shared spaces and promote togetherness.

Bjarke Ingels collaborated with Vollebak to create 'Vollebak Island' in Nova Scotia, Canada, embodying the philosophy of hedonistic sustainability by integrating architecture with nature.