The Best and Worst of LEGO® Architecture! BTS, 162.

Greetings LEGO® Fans! In this episode we discuss one of the first set themes where adults were welcome, LEGO Architecture! This theme had a awkward start but has had some real winners the past few years. Garrett Daniel and Mark are here to talk about the theme itself, some of the best and worst sets, some sets that probably could have been under the Architecture subtheme, and much more!
Did you collect Architecture sets? Which ones are the most desirable? Let us know in the comments!
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[@finnickodair5544]

Past: “LEGO WONT TOUCH A CHURCH” Present: Notre Dame Cathedral-largest Architecture Set!!! So excited to see that!!!!!!!

[@double_king]

this didn't age well 😅

[@bdonaghu]

LEGO could make a "church" Architecture set that simply pays homage to the intricate architectural details in the model without getting specifically into the religious themes behind the structure. At least that's my take on why LEGO would make a Notre Dame model despite not having religion in their sets.

[@double_king]

@@bdonaghu I certainly agree, and am glad they are doing it since it was one of my picks! It is, however, largely unprecedented as Lego hasn't made anything even remotely tied to modern religion since roughly the 60's

[@ph03nixflame]

Obviously it's not an "official" Architecture set, but the mini Disney Castle slays this category.

[@bricklore3]

Fantastic video, Very informative. My son lil Bricklore is a huge Architecture fan, especially the skylines. He’s only 9 years old but he was adding his commentary like he was the 4th member of this discussion. For the record, he likes a lot of Garrett’s picks.😂 Great job fellas.

[@thelostborough5214]

"It's one the few sets you can open up." You can open up the set in front of you guys! (FallingWater). Robie House, Farnsworth House, Lincoln Memorial, US Capitol, Trafalgar Square, Taj Mahal, and what you already mentioned (Giza and Hijema Castle) all have interior elements that you can see or open to reveal details inside the builds.

[@logansmith2703]

That discussion about the Pyramid made me really want a Chichen Itza built to look like it did when the Mayans made it.

[@stockicide]

The LEGO designers just giving up on the Statue of Liberty's face is almost as funny as the Barrel Khalifa.

[@stockicide]

Oh, I also found a free set of instructions on Rebrickable to build the entire pyramid using only the parts from one set (the final pyramid is smaller than in the standard set).

[@JFireseed525]

Thanks for stream. Imho the UN headquarter is a very "unusual" Lego Architecture set.

[@christogold3848]

cargo shorts? I thought this was a no pants thing, lol

[@christogold3848]

comment69! yes... now its R50 not this R18 thing tho that watch is a nice of history (nice) and well I shave my face before I pick out clothes so...... hilarious, good job team!! nice to see no one yawning and the show and tell, great off the cuff knowledge>)

[@CAJUNAFOL]

It looks like Daniel was wrong about churches not being built. lol I’m desperately trying to figure out where I’m going to put the Notre Dame set.

[@double_king]

I was, and I'm happy about it!

[@CAJUNAFOL]

@@double_king meme too. lol

[@maniraj_33]

❤❤

[@christogold3848]

Did they not do churches because Trolls hate bells?

[@tomasssipko3855]

I really appreciate your lego knowledge, but come on, can you finally fix your video sound quality, it's honestly so annoying that when you start laughing or shouting, the volume increases tenfold!