The phrase "a gigantic version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is a much larger or exaggerated form of another object or concept.
Example: "The artist created a gigantic version of the famous statue, making it a centerpiece of the exhibition."
Alternatives: "an enormous replica of" or "a colossal interpretation of".
Gehry perhaps conceived of the whole thing as one huge object that could play off against the city — a gigantic version of one of his jewels.
Today the company's headquarters, which I visited in January, consists of several large buildings housing tens of thousands of workers; the front entrance is guarded by a gigantic version of the company's cartoonish orange mascot.
In this election a direct election would have turned the entire country into a gigantic version of Palm Beach.Direct elections would also tend to provide fertile ground for minor parties, which currently find it hard to break through into national politics.
But, while the Flyer looks like a gigantic version of a 19th-century original (the first of the breed, designed by George Washington Ferris, began revolving at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago), the London Eye is a fighter jet to Singapore's biplane.
They are code for Anglo-Saxon capitalism, and thus a useful way of suggesting to German voters that their government is not to blame for the economic crisis.Similarly, Nicolas Sarkozy of France painted a vision of a "Europe that protects"—the EU as a gigantic version of France, with an industrial policy and measures to penalise unfair foreign competition.
When you catch your first glimpse of Aqua's swirling façade poking out from between its boxy neighbors, you might think it's a gigantic version of one of those "blob" buildings of the past few years, curvy forms designed largely by computer.
"To some degree it's a very gigantic version of Las Vegas," said Gary Burtless, an economist at the Brookings Institution.
Gehry perhaps conceived of the whole thing as one huge object that could play off against the city a gigantic version of one of his jewels.
The frogmouths resemble frowzy, gigantic versions of their petite relatives.
We chose the same shipping company, Maersk, a Denmark-based giant global corporation that has become increasingly visible thanks to a sound grasp of social media and a sold-out Lego model of its Triple-E container ships, brought to shops around the world by gigantic versions of itself.
Menus, toothpicks and napkins all bore the caricature, and customers entered by walking through the red lips of a gigantic plaster version of the Sambo-like logo.
