This is my second kit purchase in the past year, and I love it (them). It's also my first Lego purchase (in my life). Here's the appeal as a wanna-be architect...
1. You can improvise in building stuff. There's no defined beginning, middle and end as with other Lego kits.
2. I'm not a kid, so the all white bricks appeal to me. Clean, simple.
3. It's all about critical thinking. I see this as appealing to ages teen and above. It really appeals to adults like me.
4. There are a lot of small pieces that, over time, I've learned to use. That's part of the challenge. Start with the basic bigger pieces and get more emboldened over time! Trust me, there's enough to toy around with. Trial and error, you might say.
5. The book that comes with it is nice/pretty, kinda self-serving. BUT for broader concepts and ideas I recommend The Lego Architect by Tom Alphin. Also, if you live in a big city like me (Chicago) there are plenty of inspirations.
6. Yep, it could use a big base plate. I bought a set of base plates (non-Lego) but they were a tad flimsy/non-secure to construct a base, so I've been sticking with the plates provided. Just connect and reinforce 4-5 or more.
7. Finally as you can see from my pictures, it's all about trial-and-error and improvising. And, again, critical thinking and having fun with the process.
I think one day I might buy a third kit (when the price and money is right) as some things I have built I love and don't want to tear them apart and start over (although I have built a few that didn't quite feel "right" and I deconstructed those).
Bottomline: I love Lego Architecture Studio. This would also make a great/unique gift for any older teen or adult of ANY AGE.
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Explore, experiment and create with LEGO Architecture Studio with 1210 bricks and a 272-page guidebook endorsed by leading architects.
LEGO Architecture Studio
Bring your architectural creations to life in LEGO form with LEGO Architecture Studio. In this amazing set you get over 1200 LEGO bricks and an inspirational guidebook filled with 272 pages of tips, techniques, features, and intuitive hands-on exercises endorsed by leading design houses. LEGO Architecture Studio gives you everything you need to create your very own unique buildings. Let your imagination guide your design!
Be inspired by leading architects and create your own unique designs.
Includes 1210 white and transparent LEGO bricks, sorting trays and an inspirational 272-page guidebook. Guidebook includes tips, techniques, features and intuitive hands-on exercises.
Use the monochromatic bricks to help you learn the fundamentals of architectural design in a LEGO context Endorsed by REX architecture, Sou Fujimoto Architects, SOM, MAD Architects, Tham & Videgård Arkitekter, and Safdie Architects Guidebook written in collaboration with leading architects and edited by Christopher Turner.
Be inspired by world-renowned architects Release your inner architect and explore a world of endless creative possibilities.
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Customers find this LEGO set fantastic for builders, with hours of fun and creativity, and one customer noting it keeps kids occupied for long stretches of time. Moreover, the set provides inspiration for aspiring architects and encourages individual initiative, while offering many pieces with infinite possibilities. However, the included book receives mixed reactions - while some appreciate the architectural principles guide, others find it useless as an inspiration source. Additionally, opinions on value are divided between those who consider it a great value and those who find it very expensive.
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59 customers mention quality, 57 positive, 2 negative
Awesome set, and mine came with an orange brick separator (some folks said the set didn't include one, but mine did.)...Read more
Able to build my own architecture design with this great set.Read more
What a great gift! Lots of options and variety with Lego sturdy construction.Read more
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19 customers mention fun, 17 positive, 2 negative
15 customers mention inspirational, 14 positive, 1 negative
My daughter loves this set. Great for a budding Architect!Read more
Great! For aspiring architects of all ages.Read more
...and well-illustrated architecture book that not only provides ideas on what to build, but also talks about architectural concepts and the like....Read more
...Pros: No instruction book but instead, an inspiration book for architecture enthusiast. I find myself spending hours building....Read more
12 customers mention design, 10 positive, 2 negative
...is really nice and comes with a thick, well-written and well-illustrated architecture book that not only provides ideas on what to build, but also...Read more
...as well as exercises to "explore the parameters and design process in architecture." She loves it, and it seems like a great Lego set!Read more
...and the fact that all of them are white make it easier to focus on the actual design aspects and not fancy colors.Read more
...While I love building the other sets the architecture studio sparks my imagination and creativity like no other!...Read more
11 customers mention number of pieces, 8 positive, 3 negative
What a great gift! Lots of options and variety with Lego sturdy construction.Read more
so many pieces. love the tray that comes with it and the guidebook. I just started becoming an enthusiast, great for hobby!Read more
...Fingers starts to hurt after a few hours in. Not enough pieces.Read more
This set is simply awesome! With infinite possibilities, you could easily spend hours with it....Read more
10 customers mention creativity, 9 positive, 1 negative
...the other sets the architecture studio sparks my imagination and creativity like no other!...Read more
...I like these as they seem to let her imagination flourish and not be confined by color or shape. The pieces are small....Read more
The product is good in itself and also to explore your creativity....Read more
...My son said he knew and that he was excited to create freely with the all white. I decided his answer justified the purchase....Read more
22 customers mention instructions, 12 positive, 10 negative
Great kit with superb instructions. It provided hours of time for my son to assemble and he was delighted with the results.Read more
...The book is utterly useless as an inspiration.Read more
...The book is great and I highly recommend getting the Lego Architect book by Tom Alphin which includes some building plans to use with Architecture...Read more
...Pros: No instruction book but instead, an inspiration book for architecture enthusiast. I find myself spending hours building....Read more
14 customers mention value for money, 8 positive, 6 negative
...It also a great value and the fact that all of them are white make it easier to focus on the actual design aspects and not fancy colors.Read more
Way over priced for what you get. Not enough basic pieces and way too many unuseful parts not really needed....Read more
Awesome, expensive. Bought for our 13 year old daughter....Read more
I found this box was really a rip off. It was very expensive and my grandson who was the recepient of this toy hated it....Read more
On my second kit! Why I like...
This is my second kit purchase in the past year, and I love it (them). It's also my first Lego purchase (in my life). Here's the appeal as a wanna-be architect... 1. You can improvise in building stuff. There's no defined beginning, middle and end as with other Lego kits. 2. I'm not a kid, so the all white bricks appeal to me. Clean, simple. 3. It's all about critical thinking. I see this as appealing to ages teen and above. It really appeals to adults like me. 4. There are a lot of small pieces that, over time, I've learned to use. That's part of the challenge. Start with the basic bigger pieces and get more emboldened over time! Trust me, there's enough to toy around with. Trial and error, you might say. 5. The book that comes with it is nice/pretty, kinda self-serving. BUT for broader concepts and ideas I recommend The Lego Architect by Tom Alphin. Also, if you live in a big city like me (Chicago) there are plenty of inspirations. 6. Yep, it could use a big base plate. I bought a set of base plates (non-Lego) but they were a tad flimsy/non-secure to construct a base, so I've been sticking with the plates provided. Just connect and reinforce 4-5 or more. 7. Finally as you can see from my pictures, it's all about trial-and-error and improvising. And, again, critical thinking and having fun with the process. I think one day I might buy a third kit (when the price and money is right) as some things I have built I love and don't want to tear them apart and start over (although I have built a few that didn't quite feel "right" and I deconstructed those). Bottomline: I love Lego Architecture Studio. This would also make a great/unique gift for any older teen or adult of ANY AGE.
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- Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2017
This is my second kit purchase in the past year, and I love it (them). It's also my first Lego purchase (in my life). Here's the appeal as a wanna-be architect...
1. You can improvise in building stuff. There's no defined beginning, middle and end as with other Lego kits.
2. I'm not a kid, so the all white bricks appeal to me. Clean, simple.
3. It's all about critical thinking. I see this as appealing to ages teen and above. It really appeals to adults like me.
4. There are a lot of small pieces that, over time, I've learned to use. That's part of the challenge. Start with the basic bigger pieces and get more emboldened over time! Trust me, there's enough to toy around with. Trial and error, you might say.
5. The book that comes with it is nice/pretty, kinda self-serving. BUT for broader concepts and ideas I recommend The Lego Architect by Tom Alphin. Also, if you live in a big city like me (Chicago) there are plenty of inspirations.
6. Yep, it could use a big base plate. I bought a set of base plates (non-Lego) but they were a tad flimsy/non-secure to construct a base, so I've been sticking with the plates provided. Just connect and reinforce 4-5 or more.
7. Finally as you can see from my pictures, it's all about trial-and-error and improvising. And, again, critical thinking and having fun with the process.
I think one day I might buy a third kit (when the price and money is right) as some things I have built I love and don't want to tear them apart and start over (although I have built a few that didn't quite feel "right" and I deconstructed those).
Bottomline: I love Lego Architecture Studio. This would also make a great/unique gift for any older teen or adult of ANY AGE.
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- Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2016
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- MikeReviewed in Canada on June 29, 2018
Super set, perfect for the aspiring architect, hard to find now as it's discontinued by Lego
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