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  3/8/2012

  Inspire & Vote second edition

  Habitat 67, designed by Moshe Safdie, was the most popular among the 10 architectural masterpieces profiled on the site in the first round of Vote and Inspire. Here are another 10 fantastic buildings to vote for – which one do you like?

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  1/11/2012

  The Why Factory experiments with 1 million LEGO bricks

  (Delft, Netherlands, 19 December 2011) "Opening the Tower" exhibition displayed 676 LEGO towers built by the students of The Why Factory. The exhibition presented midterm results of the EuroHigh design studio led by Prof. Winy Maas, Alexander Sverdlov and Ania Molenda

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  9/12/2011

  Inspire & Vote

  What architectural wonder would you like to see as the next LEGO® Architecture model? Inspire us by voting for some of the suggestions on the LEGO® Architecture website

CELEBRATING THE WORLD OF ARCHITECTURE

• LEGO® Architectural Artist

  As a LEGO Architectural Artist, Adam Reed Tucker strives to capture the essence of a particular architectural landmark in its pure sculptural form.

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  LEGO Architecture presents a winner of the first vote and give you 10 new fantastic buildings to vote for – which one do you like?

• Lego® Bricks & Architecture

  The history of current LEGO® Architecture series can be traced back to the beginning of the 1960s when the LEGO brick’s popularity was still steadily increasing.