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“Pop-Up” Goes LEGO!

“Pop-Up” Goes LEGO!

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Built Out of LEGOs: The London Olympic Park

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Constructing The World’s First “LEGO Colosseum”, One ‘Brick’ At A Time

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A New York Loft That Prizes LEGOs As Much As Mies’s Barcelona Chair

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Breaking the world record for tallest LEGO tower.

Breaking the world record for tallest LEGO tower.

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Photographing the quiet power of LEGO rooms.

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Constructing Toys from Toys: The Free Universal Construction Kit

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LEGOland Florida 

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Abondantus Gigantus by LOOS.FM

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Earth Blocks, the Eco-Friendly LEGO

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Spooky Victorian Lego Houses.

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LEGO has released an App that requires real, physical LEGO to play. GASP!

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Spooooky Victorian Houses built entirely out of Legos.

Spooooky Victorian Houses built entirely out of Legos.

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Norman Foster, David Adjaye, and others play with architectural classical in Lego form. 

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Brooklyn artist Jonathan Lopes has recreated Brooklyn, in LEGO, in his 400-square-foot living room, according to Gothamist. Read more.

Brooklyn artist Jonathan Lopes has recreated Brooklyn, in LEGO, in his 400-square-foot living room, according to Gothamist. Read more.

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