LEGO architecture celebrates the past, present and future of architecture through the LEGO brick. This series of building sets contain the pieces and instructions to build a small-scale LEGO model of a famous architectural building somewhere in the world. From the White House to the Eiffel Tower, these sets are great for anyone who loves architecture and LEGO.
Architecture buffs will have a blast with these unique LEGO sets of world famous buildings. Pay tribute to some of the world's greatest structures and make a fine addition to your desk, office or playroom with these unique LEGO Architecture sets. Now you can recreate your favorite buildings...
Construct a detailed LEGO brick model of the world famous Trevi Fountain, the largest fountain in Rome. The fountain was originally designed by Nicola Salvi and took 30 years to build. This set consists of 731 pieces and should take you a bit less to put together. The intricate LEGO model of this iconic symbol of Rome incorporates features such as the façade of the Palazzo Poli, the statues of Ocean, Abundance and Health, plus translucent blue water-effect LEGO bricks.
The Taj Mahal in Agra, India, is considered one of the most beautiful buildings in the world. The fine example of Mughal architecture combines elements from Islamic, Persian, Ottoman, Turkish and Indian architecural styles. In 1983, the Taj Mahal was added to the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites. Now you can recreate this modern wonder of the world for your self, with over 5,900 LEGO pieces!
Here is a great gift idea for any serious LEGO fan. Creative LEGO expert users can unleash endless possibilities with this massive Architecture Studio set.
This is a great build with a current theme -- it's the American White House. The United States is in the midst of a heated presidential election campaign and the fight is on to see who will be the next resident of the White House. Build your own LEGO version to get ready for election day!
This masterpiece of expressionist architecture is the vision of young Danish architect, Jorn Utzon, whose unique interlocking vaulted ‘shell' design beat 933 competitors from 28 countries to win an international design competition held by the New South Wales Government in 1959. If you want to build a more elaborate version of this iconic building you can also check out LEGO Creator Expert Sydney Opera House, a set that contains 2989 pieces and recreates the building with unmistakable roofline in even more detail.
