LEGO® bricks popular still

16 Oct 2010 3 Comments

by madsilence in Uncategorized Tags: LEGO, LEGO® bricks

 

LEGO® Certified Professional Adam Reed Tucker with some of his LEGO creations.

 

How to explain the perennial appeal of these multi-colored building blocks?  The interlocking bricks and accessories are easily arranged in an infinite variety of shapes by even the most ham-fisted of us.  Then there are the LEGO certified professionals like Adam Tucker:

” Trained as an architect, Adam Reed Tucker rekindled his childhood interest in LEGO® bricks and began experimenting with LEGO as a medium for his art in 2003.

Piece by piece, brick by brick, this LEGO Certified Professional (one of 11 worldwide) creates large-scale artistic models of some of the world’s most famous structures including the Empire State Building, St. Louis’ Gateway Arch, and Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece Fallingwater.”

Courtesy of Adam Reed Tucker and the National Building Museum.

Meet other LEGO Certified Professionals here.

Related posts & links:
Let’s go more LEGO
Have a Lego Christmas!
‘Towering Ambition’ – Recreating Emblems of Architecture in Lego – Washington Post 07/23/10

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