BBC's 'Lego - The Building Blocks of Architecture' is a Doc on the Blocks
Joey Haar — October 10, 2017 — Art & Design
References: archdaily
Though architects and architecture as a whole is often teased as being an excessively self-serious profession, many architects found their interest in the field after playing with LEGO, and a new BBC documentary called 'LEGO - The Building Blocks of Architecture' explores that relationship. The short film looks at LEGO's impact on the field of architecture as a whole, both in terms of the impact that it had on famous architects growing up and in the way that it's reflected in modern architectural practices.
LEGO has recently been at the forefront of architectural news thanks to the completion of the LEGO House in Billund, a visitor center that serves as a museum dedicated to the decades old building toys. This makes the current moment ideal for investigating LEGO in architecture.
LEGO has recently been at the forefront of architectural news thanks to the completion of the LEGO House in Billund, a visitor center that serves as a museum dedicated to the decades old building toys. This makes the current moment ideal for investigating LEGO in architecture.
Trend Themes
1. LEGO in Architecture - Opportunity to explore the impact and influence of LEGO in the field of architecture.
2. Architectural Education Through Play - Innovation opportunity to integrate LEGO into architectural education to inspire creativity and design thinking.
3. Modular Architecture - Growing trend of modular architectural designs influenced by LEGO's modular building system.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can leverage LEGO's influence to inspire new design ideas and engage with clients.
2. Education - Educational institutions can incorporate LEGO into curriculum to enhance design thinking and spatial skills.
3. Toy and Game - Opportunity for toy companies to create architectural LEGO sets that promote creativity and imagination in young minds.
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