The LEGO Euromap Took 6 Months & 287,800 Bricks to Create
Meghan Young — October 30, 2010 — World
References: t-reichling.de & gizmodo
Trend Hunter has covered some really spectacular LEGO creations over the years, but I don't think any of them spoke to me quite as this LEGO Euromap does right now. As an avid traveler who recently completely a trip around Europe, I would love to somehow frame this creation and hang it up on my wall.
This LEGO Euromap is impressive on more than just an adventurous level. It took six months and 287,800 bricks to create it. Clearly, the map wasn't enough, because the creators decided to build mini replicas of famous landmarks as well.
This LEGO Euromap is impressive on more than just an adventurous level. It took six months and 287,800 bricks to create it. Clearly, the map wasn't enough, because the creators decided to build mini replicas of famous landmarks as well.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive LEGO Art - Opportunity to create interactive LEGO art pieces that engage viewers and enhance their experience.
2. Geographical Education with LEGO - Incorporating LEGO building blocks into educational settings to facilitate geographical learning in a fun and interactive way.
3. Large-scale LEGO Installations - Creating large-scale LEGO installations as immersive experiences in public spaces or exhibitions.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Exploring artistic possibilities of LEGO as a medium in creating unique and visually stunning installations.
2. Travel and Tourism - Using LEGO to create interactive and engaging exhibits that showcase different tourist destinations or historical landmarks.
3. Education and Learning - Integrating LEGO into educational curriculum for geography and world studies, fostering hands-on learning experiences.
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