“The challenge was to make a building where the cars are part of the house,” says AD100 architect @bjarkeingels of his client Mads Peter Veiby’s dream of a livable showcase where his treasured car collection could coexist with family life. “He wanted his collection to be catered for as an integrated part of the home, rather than just hidden away in a garage,” says Ingels, who ultimately announced to Veiby “We are going to do a ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off’ house - only even more beautiful.” Game on! Full story in January AD and linked in bio. 📷 @pernilleloof & @thomasloof styling @pernille.vest text @samuelcochran 🚘