The Revit Architecture LEGO

There has always been a natural connection between the LEGO® brick and the world of architecture. Fans who build with LEGO elements instinctively develop an interest in the form and function of the structures they create. At the same time, many architects have discovered that LEGO bricks are the perfect way to physically express their creative ideas.

The White House | Revit Parametric Modeling

Modeled by Mouaz Abouzaid

The White House Animated build (computer generated) of the Lego Set - The White House. Parametric Pisces - Revit Modeling

This connection was confirmed in the early 1960s with the launch of the LEGO "Scale Model" line. It matched the spirit of the age where modern people were taking an active interest in the design of their new homes. These sets were designed to be different from the normal, brightly colored LEGO boxes and also inspired its users with a book on architecture.

Decades later, architect and LEGO fan Adam Reed Tucker revived the idea of expressing architecture using LEGO bricks and in partnership with the LEGO Group, launched the LEGO Architecture line that we know today. His first models, and the original sets in the current LEGO Architecture series, were interpretations of famous skyscrapers from his hometown of Chicago. Since then LEGO Architecture has developed and evolved, first with well-known buildings from other cities in the United States, and now with iconic structures from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.

In BIMU we always like challeneges in Revit Modeing from the Lego Parametric Pieces our team was able to develope several famous Lego Architecture Models have a look at the images below.