Articles exploring how to lean-in to your LEGO or Architecture hobby while traveling.
A decent-sized gift-with-purchase based on five rare LEGO sets that you can only buy at The LEGO House in Billund — but what’s the point when visiting Billund is out of reach for most LEGO fans?
A map of the whole world is the new largest LEGO set—at least by part count! (And it’s a great price, too!)
An intricate skyline of Pittsburgh which aims to meet (or exceed) the high bar of official LEGO Skyline sets.
The Wooden Duck harkens back to the company’s early history as a wooden toy maker. In this article, we’ll review the new set, and a brief interview with the LEGO set designers and a LEGO historian.
I recently visited one of the only Art Deco cities in the world—Napier, New Zealand is a hidden architectural gem worth visiting! Let’s learn how that trip inspired me to explore the architectural style using LEGO.
Can a few days in Billund live up to thirty years of dreams to finally visit the home of the LEGO Brick? Let’s find out how much fun is packed into this tiny town in rural Denmark.
Learn about the discussions, interviews, and events that Brick Architect participated in during the three-day 2018 LEGO Fan Media Days event at the LEGO Headquarters in Billund, Denmark.
Looking to add unique color combinations to your LEGO creations? Keep your eyes open and your camera ready to find all the inspiration you need!
Whether you are traveling for work or leisure, learn how to add some interesting architecture destinations to your itinerary with this easy guide.
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