There's a new LEGO set for architects to get excited about—actually, one made for architects. LEGO Architecture Studio is made up of 76 unique elements and over 1,200 pieces, and is intended to give ...

Add a piece of Rome to your LEGO city build with the LEGO Architecture Trevi Fountain (21062) set, which recreates the iconic landmark in 1880 pieces. They say that if you toss coins into the fountain ...

"Embrace your love of Italian landmarks, history and travel with this collectible LEGO® Architecture Trevi Fountain (21062) Rome memorabilia building set for adults. This nostalgic birthday gift or ...

The Empire State Building is an architectural stunner, even in LEGO. (Photo: LEGO) LEGO may have been created for kids, but the brand delights plenty of adults too. That’s why LEGO has been releasing ...

While many of Lego's most popular sets feature famous comic book and video game franchises, some of the most impressive are intricate replicas of real-life architectural triumphs from across history.

The LEGO Architecture line of sets recreate some of the most iconic real-world structures, like the Trevi Fountain in Rome or Statue of Liberty in New York City. The next Architecture set that was ...

There are a lot of LEGO sets you can choose from in 2024, but some of the most enticing builds are the LEGO sets for adults specifically. These are sets that are made to be pieced together and ...

A Lego room by Valentino Fialdini. (image via My Modern Met, with permission from the artist) LOS ANGELES — I remember when Legoland first opened in Southern California. The premise was quite simple: ...

Alex Sahli, a third-year computer science student at Cal Poly, designed an Italy-inspired Lego set through the Lego Ideas program. The build features Sahli himself as a tourist with a camera. Credit: ...

The Bjarke Ingels Group (or BIG), the Danish architecture firm helmed by its namesake, is getting even bigger. New plans to create a LEGO museum and rethink the campus of the Smithsonian Institute in ...

When Cal Poly student Alex Sahli was a young child playing with Legos, he never imagined that he’d someday see his own face on one of the brand’s characteristic plastic minifigures. Fast forward to ...