We head back to 2017 today with 21036 Arc De Triomphe , from the perspective of someone who's never bought a LEGO® Architecture set bef...

The new LEGO® set 21035 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum® has just been released (priced £64.99 / US$79.99 / 69.99€, but at time of writing is c...

Today, Elspeth De Montes gets imaginative with 21029 Buckingham Palace, creating some alternate builds for us, as well as analysing the par...

The LEGO® Group have released several sets in 2016 that have a British connection (which is handy given that they just so happen to be openi...

The managers of the LEGO Architecture range aren't too shy about instituting change; they've tweaked the formula of the sets gently ...

2016 will be the ninth year of the LEGO® Architecture theme; quite a remarkable success. It's a theme that I love, in fact it was respon...

It's been known about for some time now, but the newest set in the 2014 LEGO® Architecture line has been officially announced today;...

Today I cracked open 4000010 LEGO® House and figured I'd review it - given that the set is not readily available, has a rather intere...

I'm ending my series of posts about the Architecture theme today with a rather different post, littered with data tables rather than ...

The official LEGO® Architecture website used to run polls where visitors could vote which building, from a list of ten options, should ne...

© 1987 UN Photo/Lois Conner. Some rights reserved Next in my little run of Architecture reviews is a set that was released in October 201...

I'm having a bit of an Architecture phase at the moment, building some of the recent sets in this line which have been burning holes i...

The mysterious 21050 Architecture Studio has just surfaced. There has been little info about this set but the general assumption online wa...