The LEGO house designed by BIG (Bjarke Ingles Group) in Billund, Denmark, is growing more popular by the minute. The LEGO House, which opened this month, took the famous plastic toy to a whole new level, an architectural level.
© Laurian Ghinitoiu
The almost rectangular venue is vivid and playful. It comprises a wonderful collection of spaces assigned for exhibitions in addition to public squares which “embody the culture and values at the heart of all LEGO experiences.”.
© Laurian Ghinitoiu
Tag along with the lens of photographer Laurian Ghinitoiu to see his selection of pictures for the LEGO house that will surprise and delight you at the same time.
Jane Doe is an American architectural editor with a deep-rooted passion for design and the built environment. She holds a degree in Architecture from Columbia University, where she developed a strong foundation in both architectural theory and urban studies. With over a decade of editorial experience, Jane specializes in shaping content that bridges architecture, urbanism, and cultural discourse. Her work spans leading design publications, exhibition texts, and digital platforms, where she is known for her clear, engaging narratives and her ability to translate complex spatial ideas for a broad audience. Jane is particularly interested in issues of equity, sustainability, and the evolving role of cities in a changing world.