NEW LEGO STUDIO REVEAL!

[@Bricksie]

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[@CoolChicken32]

Wow

[@chriscummings4206]

Very happy that you can have space to create. It will be outgrown before we know it...well, there is no end to our dreams. I think it's awesome that you can build while looking over your city and sets from the loft! One factory that I worked at in the nineties had wild color tiles in the break room. We were told that the company got those tiles super cheap because no one else wanted them.😂 It did make for an interesting time there and really brightened up the space. My current work place shop is about twice your building's size and those overhead heaters run almost all the time in the cold months but it is comfortable in there, I've set up my LEGO trains in there in December/January and I was only freezing from unloading my car and setting up the track before I warmed up.

[@dragonracer7383]

The smallest room should be your backlog/set storage room. The mezzanine should be your part storage moc area.

[@rbleisem]

Bricksie, invest in some glass cabinets, that way you could add a underwater scene to your city, with levels. Also get a second Lion Knights Castle, so you can create a river island castle connected to both sides, with a bridge. But your new place not only lets you create a super big mountain setup, but also create a ceiling airplane scene, so see about creating some way to easily above the city, near the ceiling. And I ask you, where will you store all your bricks? I can see you using at least one lower room for lego brick storage and the other for investment Invest in some of those lay under your car, boards, plus planks with wheels under them, that way you can more easily move under your city, with new modular's or lego parts holders. Will you put walkways around the side walls? And if the first floor becomes your building & filming room, might I suggest you add in somekinda elevator to help transport larger objects up & down? But yeah, you really need to sit down and start thinking, on that have you followed Beyond The Brick? Look at that guy with his castle themed room, they visited him twice.

[@TipperProject]

I love the shots of the static camera and you pacing around. It's a great style can't wait to see that with a huge lego city there too!

[@sergio.lameiras]

You will NEVER have another opportunity to use ALL of your train track on so much open floor as you do NOW!!! 😃 After you get the floor clean, set up a track all around the warehouse/studio! Those videos always do well!!!

[@redredly]

Perfect time to rip around the warehouse with the R/C car.

[@jmklamm]

Yes please!

[@tomhunter3075]

I would go carpet tiles. Cosy it up a bit

[@BritsBricks]

This!!! 🎉

[@mad_the_monk]

Congratulations man! You deserve this so much, so happy for you! Can’t wait to see the content that’s gonna be on its way from this place!

[@walkingbrick4529]

You should definitely repaint the floors - It could be quick and easy with the right roller and it would keep the city looking as fresh and as clean as possible!!!

[@Bricksie]

I have developed a new plan for the floor, stay tuned 😉

[@walkingbrick4529]

@@Bricksie I love seeing the basements transformed from a pink mess to a beautiful, clean room - I can't wait for all the progress in the next few weeks 😄

[@MathieuCorbeilCarrière]

Yeah you should paint walkways around your city like LEGO factories!

[@sheldonhurles9468]

@@Bricksie I just epoxy my garage and it looks amazing.Was so easy to do as well.

[@dragonracer7383]

Epoxy would be my guess.

[@TiagoCatarino]

Thanks kinda of insane! Well done man, best of luck with the new space!

[@RadSalacan]

This is the sort of content I really like. Big projects that you can see progress being made on. Big transformations. Good luck with all the work coming your way.

[@NitrousDiecast]

Wow, huge space! A glass railing in the mezzanine might be nice, the type they use on high end patio decks, or in shopping malls, that way you could see the Lego city better.

[@seanbriley9267]

Congrats on the space. Can’t wait for the videos showing the progress of the new layout for you.

[@carsonhart]

Jordan, you are living the dream!!! It's so cool to see how far you've come since the early days. This place is incredible! I understand the appeal of building upstairs, but I think going up and down those stairs that often is going to get old fast, especially if you're constantly carrying Lego up and down it throughout the day. I think this upper section should be the ultimate display and MOC room. Put your favorite sets, MOCs, have a couch and coffee table in the middle (could be a good spot to vlog), and a building table that faces downstairs specifically for building sets (which you sometimes wouldn't have to bring back down since they'll stay in the display zone. Keep the bottom room for more everyday city builds, where it's easier to go back and forth. I also think painting a wall with your branding could be great for the channel and quite memorable. At the very least have a Bricksie sign pulled by a plane in the sky wall! I have so many ideas for this room haha, excited to see what you come up with!!

[@aayancey]

I totally agree with this comment. Carrying built Lego up and down the steps and all the Lego that needs to be sorted, etc is just too much. Make the upstairs the ultimate Lego lounge with see-through railing, modern furniture, recording equipment, and a place to build unique, top-shelf sets.Leave all the production work downstairs.

[@michellechrisman9084]

In the extra washroom, you could put in an industrial sink and a washing machine to wash lego more efficiently. Also, in the staircase, you can put in a lower set of hand railings for the kiddos to hang onto. I hope these suggestions can help. Congratulations on getting your dream space. I can hardly wait to see how this next phase of your journey plays out. I am so happy for you and your family. Don't forget to put up a wish list of things you need as all of your fans would love to pitch in and to know we all had a little piece in helping make your dreams come true!!❤❤❤

[@BananaBrickStudios-LEGO]

So awesome! You should have a subway line that runs beneath the city and around the perimeter, so that when you walk around you can see it going. Can’t wait to see this new space transformed!

[@Jooneboon51]

You should paint the walls and ceiling in one of the rooms black with some stars on it, and then hang the starwars sets from the ceiling as in a epic battle. Or maybe also create a planet on one side of the room. I just think a big epic scene would be cool.

[@MsMuppet1985]

Ooh! Love this idea

[@Jogwheel]

I don't know where you new warehouse is located - but once the LEGO city is all (re)built, you should definitely consider opening it up to the public, even selling tickets for it. Maybe once a week or something? I know if this was near me, I would gladly pay money to walk my kids through to check it out. Could help offset some of the the new costs of the space! Either way: best of luck refinishing the new space and moving everything in! Will be awesome to watch your progress.

[@sergio.lameiras]

Why not have a 'city vs city' cenario? One city on each end with different characteristics to give you more creative freedom to do a variety of build types. The transition area could be countryside/farm/lake areas and also a great way to have a longer inter-city railway system while also having a smaller inner city subway/train system. With such a great train collection, it would be such a shame to not give them space to 'stretch their legs' so to speak. Alternatively, you could have an 'outer city' on tables along the walls all around the city with an exxxxtra long railway that went back and forth and the 'inner city' like you have described, but with little or no trains (except for the subway system below as you mentioned in another video) giving you even more space for builds.

[@brentdell2405]

I was thinking something similar, with a variety of "cities", like a modern style city, medieval city, ninjago city, list goes on...

[@BrixAndBits]

Congratulations on getting this new space, and wow, what a great space. So looking forward to seeing what you do here.

[@sirsmithman]

Congratulations 🎉

[@casper17angel]

Bricksie I've been a subscriber since the beginning of your basement and I'm so excited to see you expand your love for lego. I've learned so much from you and your family, thank you so much and the kids are the best

[@SamuelHagey]

the ideas are flowing! I would say to start the city build at the front or middle of the space which will allow you to drive into the space through the back garage door when moving everything over. Especially with the cold weather, it’ll be nice to drive in close the big garage door and then unload. And if the city doesn’t quite need that much space you can use the back of the wear house space as a loading bay or a place to pack your car inside during Edmontons freezing winter.

[@Ayden767]

OMG, congratulations dude, you definitely deserve this space. Cannot wait to see the videos you have planned for all of us next!

[@jd52wtf]

Amazing space. I recommend building your tables out of 80/20 structural aluminum and putting wheels on them. Make them nice and modular so you can move them around like Tetris pieces until your heart is content. I have a ton of experience doing this for other applications and would love to chat about the idea. Either way I am super excited to see this space take shape! Keep up the amazing content!

[@MargaretRichardson6]

Mountain in the middle 😊. I've seen some builds this way and it was nice cause they could transition from one type of style to another. Plus having the mountain in the background is so cool.

[@bradentworow9750]

Congratulations Jordan! Literally 4 years ago this month I started watching! Lots of good changes in the last 4 years! Looking forward to seeing this setup!

[@erickrodriguez3954]

It’s HUGE! It would be cool if you attach some mechanism to the roof that allows you to hang on an hover over the city and take some different views

[@AcadieMimi]

That ceiling is really nice. Your space is going to be epic!

[@Pernobricks]

You hear about something so much, you build an idea up in your head. Then it gets revealed and it’s even better. Absolutely love the space and the potential there and will definitely be watching the journey with excitement. Congrats to everyone behind the Bricksie crew, it is totally deserved. Thank you for all the hard work that goes into everything you do. I know this will be an epic workload, but totally so much fun too. 🎉🎊

[@johnnykocher5268]

Awesome! Best of luck with it. I wish you nothing but the best!!!

[@marchitect8402]

Eventhough building the railing with built-in shelving is a good Idea for extra storage, it's going to eliminate the view of your city while sitting down. Maybe built-in shelving by the stair and bathrooms, and have maybe 10' of cable railing in the center so the Lego World is visible in the background when you do reviews. Anyways, congrats on the new place!

[@SiOConnor]

Wow! I’m blown away at the size of the place! It’s amazing and you’re going to have so much fun! I’m totally jealous lol😀 I can’t wait to see what you do with it, well done Jordan 😀

[@darienravenwolf1968]

I just noticed something there, If you really wanted too you can also used one of the rooms to design a star wars table battle scene or make something displaying the army's. And you could do two city designs making one Midevil and the regular one from the basement, As well as the Winter Village.

[@BricksAtHome]

All. That. Space!!! 😍 Congratulations on what will no doubt be an amazing studio! 🎉

[@Romanator518]

Congratulations on the studio 🎉

[@bugnokumaguy]

Congrats on the new space. Idea for the kiddos, since you have such a large space for the lego city maybe create a couple tables for a "duplo city" where your little two can play and easily be supervised

[@Timeworks]

this is a CRAZY huge update and im so excited to see where things go from here!! one of the biggest issues with lego is space and u got so much now WOAAHHH

[@skwirlsworld73]

Seriously happy for you guys! You worked hard and deserve this addition. Talk about a dream job. Been watching you for several years and enjoy your content. Keep it up buddy!

[@MrsLionessy]

Congrats on the space! From experience, the worst loss of heat is always the garage door… you could ask someone to come with a heat gun to check where the heat is being lost

[@aayancey]

You should build a wall about the concrete line is in the floor and reserve the area towards the door for parking, loading and unloading. It could also be storage for anything that doesn't need struct climate control. You also wouldn't have to try to heat such a huge space.

[@knownasxristako3321]

You gotta find sponsors, work on the lighting background, light effects, sound effects, wall mounts (for vehicles,planes etc.), special shelves... Make it a lego world not just lego city themed. Space-stars backgrounds, dioramas. Dude you got the lego fan's dream in your grasp, make the best of it!!!

[@paulm5613]

The progress has been CRAZY!!

[@24nieznadc]

Congrats Bricksie! Can’t wait to see it filled up!

[@Bricksie]

Thanks Douglas!! Good to hear from you!

[@MAHOBBY729]

Magnificent

[@danielmee2564]

Awesome opportunity Bricksie and I'm sure you'll do more fun stuff here. I know you've thought a lot about the space so I'm not trying to sway you, if it were my space I would use the mezzanine only for things that don't move. Carrying (spillong) parts up the stairs, building, then carrying them down, dropping them and smashing them (maybe just once ;) ) would drive me bonkers. I would use it as a gallery (to look over the city) and to display the sets that are purely for display...

[@bioniclearchives]

Congrats man! It's gonna be awesome to see what you do with the space! Some ideas I'd recommend being in your shoes before. 1. However many power outlets/plugs you're adding to the walls, add a few extra, you never know when you'll need it and they're cheap to add. 2. Just an idea, but make one washroom like you mentioned, and turn the other into your industrial cleaning room, the hook ups are there already, and you can also use it for storage. 3. With the studio being upstairs, I'd place a wall that acts as the "railing" going around the opened front to the city area, that way on the other side of the wall you can place track shelving and add additional Lego of your choice. 4. Add a few shelves or something up stairs to have work in progress projects to keep separate from your finished projects. I did this with my studio and it helped a ton compared to having projects in bins. 5. Laminate flooring (I can it drop and lock flooring) is a great and inexpensive way to really spruce up the floor, consider ripping the tile out and replacing it with that as it's waterproof and comes in a huge variety of colors. Cheers man, love what you do and I'm so excited for you and your family. Sending love from The Bionicle Archives!

[@industrialize]

Can't wait for you to fill this up! Great working with you on finding this amazing studio warehouse space Jordan!

[@brickfan5098]

Would be expensive but I think plasterboard the ceilings and put spotlights in. Would sort out the lighting nicely.

[@neillovelock454]

Awesome Bricksie, can't wait to see the evolution and living my lego dream through you!! Have fun!!

[@thatguyronaldo4429]

the new place for your studio is absolutely awesome, It's so cool to think you'll be able to turn around one day and there's the new massive lego city

[@Fisha695]

Don't know if it's been discussed already or not (probably has) but a good mural (or set of murals) on the walls themed to the various Lego city themes would be great. Painted but with some vinyl graphics added for more details. Also an idea for a wall in the Mezzanine area would be to get the classic Lego brick primary colors and paint the blocks with them in a section as sort of a nod to the entire Lego theme. I know you already have lighting figured out and likely ordered but I've seen a lot of videos (usually car in garage videos) of various LED ceiling light kits that are a bunch of hexagons linked together and they always provide a great even light.

[@Torontoman623]

LETS GO!!!! maybe you should make some of the walls yellow, red, blue, green to make it look like its made out of Lego even more! ( well its kind of a crazy idea but I mean if you want )

[@galvon]

Grats for the new building and best of luck with the renovation One thing that mighty be good is turning the bigger of the two mini rooms, is turning it into a playroom family room, so the two of you could be here with the kids

[@arrow1red]

Congrats!! I have been on the edge of my seat waiting for this!! ITS HERE!!

[@3rddecibel569]

I can’t help but feel that covering the conduits and block walls with sheet rock and sound panels will make this look SO CRISP and clean, but I can’t even begin to imagine how much that would cost for you. Good luck!

[@brickstuds3897]

Huge congrats on finally getting the studio, it’s crazy to see how you started in just a room in your old house to a whole studio space now, can’t wait to see all the new projects you have in store. Congrats again Jordan!

[@raine5503]

Are you going to have an area set up for construction, where you build the tables etc? So excited for you both 😍Go slow and enjoy each moment, no need to rush through everything 😊In the washrooms you could keep one as the washroom & the other take out the toilet & sink and install a large deep laundry type sink for cleaning lego/paint brushes and things. I do hope you dont make the layout as capital I's though. Dont forget to change the locks 👍

[@BrickCityBuilder]

Wow! That is a fantastic space you've acquired! So much potential. You're gonna have a lot of fun. Enjoy! One suggestion for the city area floor: I put down industrial carpet tiles in the walkways all around my city and I'm so glad I did. So much more pleasant to walk around- easier on the feet. It also help to calm down the echo you get from bare concrete floors and walls.

[@mrwillb3227]

Looks fantastic. Depending on your investment scale you could use small room to store Lego investment sets or just build a small cupboard under the stairs if its on smaller side. I think it would be fun to have a lego moc of your studio in the new city layout and you could create some micro builds to represent the table etc. inside. Great sponsor and very relevant 👍

[@jmjm5914]

So impressive, well done, hope you can offer tours over time.

[@ewthomp]

Yaaaaaay!!!! Can't wait till you get the reno done and then start building the new city!!!

[@memyselftheone]

Love it! That space has so much potential! Idea: What if you use the smaller of the 2 rooms in the front area as a storage room. And then convert 1 of the washrooms into an actual 'lego washroom' with a bathtub, so you no longer have to wash Lego in your bathroom at home? (of course you should add regular cleaning equipment and supplies and such needed for the building to that room too then) 😄

[@cubbiesrules]

You should build a lift from the upper floor to the warehouse floor so you can lower sets, and stuff for the city so you aren’t carrying them down the stairs.

[@jamesbaconreid]

That's a good idea

[@PaNic99]

That is what I thought too. Especially when you see how steep those stairs are. 😮 Don't want any falls with the Bricksie's! Big or small, oh and the Legos too.😉

[@MadBox817]

Yes!!

[@nathanmitchell5696]

Congratulations!!! So exciting to watch your channel grow. Looking forward to watching even more.

[@sbranham314]

Congrats Jordan and the whole Bricksie family! Well deserved!

[@anniemacmillan6291]

Congratulations Jordan, so pleased for you and the family. Can't wait to see you fixing it up and displaying all the lego...not to mention seeing what you do with the basement back home too. You will need to see if you can get some one to mock you up a PAB sign for you parts wall upstairs!

[@Nextburjalarab]

Amazing! Please please please invest in some good security, especially around the fire exit and the roller shutter - don’t take any risks

[@graffitiisgoodforyou]

Add the tables on a floor track system where you can connect and disconnect the Lego city at fixed intervals so you can reach to middle from both sides. Allows expansion by just recreating the next table as well.

[@robsonvstheworld]

this is so freaking awesome!!! congrats i hope you enjoy all the new space

[@rubenestrada7095]

Jordan paint or custom print banners on the walls with Lego murals big Minifigures, City logo would be a nice backdrop for your amazing City. Good luck, I can't wait to see update videos.

[@Therealgirlinthedesert]

I’m here for this!!! Wow a long time coming and you deserve every square inch of this space. You have sacrificed a lot , I’m sure, to get here. Congratulations Bricksie! I can’t wait to see the progress!!!!

[@GodJet81]

I was just talking to you at the Lego store about this studio and now here it is 😃 I'm really getting inspired of your achievements especially I watch you from pandemic until you have children now got a huge place just for the collection what a blessing! ❤

[@aquariumdreamer7087]

I would have the entrance as a lounge/family room 1st big room as office/studio 2nd room for equipment storage Upstairs as backlog/storage for sets Under the stairs for parts And then the city as the main warehouse

[@kismetfast4674]

Awesome... so happy for y'all! The shelves with glass doors will keep your legos from gathering dust quickly! Cloud backdrop cool!!

[@GaryTavares-lo6ej]

Congratulations to the new place can't wait to see what happens here 🎉

[@michaelbroadstreet2710]

Oh man Jordan. I am sooo excited and happy for you and Joseé. I have throughly enjoyed meeting you in person at Disney Springs and Brickworld Chicago and watching the channel grow.

[@SuzanneAni]

Congratulations!! 🎉 so excited for you & can’t wait to watch it all come together!!

[@theenyaarchive]

absolutely awesome!!! huge congratulations, this space is epic :)

[@DavidSilvernail]

I would recommend making sure you can access and utilize the rolling door. It's much cheaper to get freight deliveries when they don't need a lift gate.

[@dan_P_ortiz]

This is an awesome building! As a fire sprinkler designer the first thing I noticed is you have no fire protection 😂 highly recommend you invest in a system if you’re going to have heaters or anything that can trigger a fire so it doesn’t harm the city or the collection and yourself! Excited to see where this channel goes on the big move! Congrats! 🍾🎉🎈🎊

[@simsnparadise9933]

So happy for you! I know you will do great things we will all wanna tune in for!!!

[@Porsche997C4S1]

That is so cool! Congratulations!!

[@mcbou33]

Lets gooo this is awesome for you man! Cant wait to see you get it all filled up

[@AlexisAdrian621]

Been watching you since 2020 & it’s crazy to how far you’ve come with your LEGO channel

[@thomasl5231]

Wow! This is crazy!!! Congrats! Cant waut for the cool videos that wil take place here

[@softhands77]

I’m so happy for you and the family, congratulations on this next step in your Lego world!!! I’m very excited to see all the Lego brought over and set up!!! ❤❤❤

[@LegoPandaStudios]

This is going to be an incredible space! I can't wait to follow along and see the progress on it - congrats! 🎉

[@scioli700]

Lego WORLD! 🎉🎉🎉 I'm excited for it and for you! Out of everything, I love the ceiling the most 😂 aside frm the potential of the entire space.

[@littlelego]

Hi there! The space is soooo tiny!!! 😀JUST KIDDING!!😀 OMG! Its huge! Larger than i imagined. Your LEGO world is gonna be just that & awesome, though it's LEGO where "Everything Is Awesome".... Can't wait now to see it all finished. Great find, and its perfect! Thank you for the video & for finally sharing the look of the space.

[@rickyma3189]

Congratulations! The new space looks great. If and when that display room gets full... imagine putting 20 or 30 foot shelving with a rolling ladder along that wall with the stairs displaying more sets.

[@taybyers]

Hey Jordan, I began watching your channel when you moved your collection into the basement - what a big change in a relatively short period of time. Congrats on this huge accomplishment and new challenge.

[@markmeredith158]

Congratulations Bricksie. You should be so very proud of what you have achieved in expanding your Lego Dream into reality. I’m so looking forward to watching your new adventure and whatever you decide on now, will definitely change on a daily basis, so don’t stress yourself. Keep Brickin.

[@donnamuir9725]

Congratulations! I’m with @carsonarts about keeping the upstairs for display and filming with a glass pony wall or one of those metal railings with the cable ties. Have a nice couch, display shelves, filming set up that overlooks the city. Otherwise you might want to build some kind of a dumb waiter to transport finished builds down to the city vs. carrying down those stairs if you keep your building space upstairs. Can’t wait to see it all evolve!

[@adamvazquez2489]

Those cabinets were such a good idea. 🤩The white makes them pop with the clouds

[@timdoesstuff7339]

Amazing!!! This is going to be incredible when you're filling it up. Maybe you could separate the smaller rooms by age group? Smallest room for the 1-7 age group, the second for 8-13?

[@ClaireMilliganArt]

Huge congratulations Jordan! You have NO idea how excited we are for you and your precious family. Wishing you nothing but the very best on your exciting new journey. Cannot wait to see how things unfold ❤️❤️

[@anjelcastro9756]

You should make an urban downtown/midtown at the farther end toward the garage door, with sky scrapers, then the smaller buildings towards the middle, and the rural and forest area towards the entrance so you can see it well from your Birds Eye view

[@samwallace5021]

Congratulations🎉 I can’t wait to see what you do with the place

[@euclynwilliams9818]

revisiting this video to see how far you've come in only a month!

[@omgwtflok]

I’m so happy for you Bricksie!!!

[@HunteroftheNorth]

A nice floating floor can help with all the different tiles. I'm excited to see what you do with your new space.

[@Justwayne88]

Wow this is amazing you deserve it so excited to see this progress

[@onsvader]

SUPER ! good luck !in your new studio , have FUN!

[@EzBricks_]

Hype!!!!

[@GudCopBadCopYT]

You could make one of the wash rooms a kitchenette, as you have plumbing in them; and if you move the Lego city back, you can reverse your car in when you need to move stuff in. I'd do one room at a time so you don't get overwhelmed. If you buy a really wide indoor brush, you can make short work of those floors. Then, mix some industrial floor cleaner with boiling water, and mop it on and let it sit for 30 mins at least; then mop it up. If you work in sections it should take about a day.