LEGO Architecture exhibit visits The Henry Ford

by Wally Bahny  |  November 21, 2012, 4:37pm PST  |  Image 15 of 16

LEGO Architecture: Chicago

The last six buildings make up a cross section of what could have been the Chicago Skyline. Instead, however, both the Chicago Spire and 7 South Dearborn were never built. Here are the stats on the various models in this collection (from left to right -- Marina City is the identical pair):

  • Sears Tower, which is now known as Willis Tower: 9'6", 5,850 pieces, 20 hours to design, 50 hours to build
  • Chicago Spire: 10'0", 17,450 pieces, 150 hours to design, 200 hours to build
  • Marina City: 4'0", 9,100 pieces, 60 hours to design, 120 hours to build
  • Trump Tower Chicago: 8'0", 11,100 pieces, 40 hours to design, 80 hours to build
  • 7 South Dearborn: 10'6", 6,400 pieces, 50 hours to design, 30 hours to build
  • John Hancock Building: 9'0", 9,850 pieces, 40 hours to design, 80 hours to build

Photo of LEGO Architecture exhibit by Wally Bahny for TechRepublic

LEGO Architecture: Chicago - Image 15 of 16

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Wally currently works for a medium-size healthcare company in southeast and central Michigan providing network administration and end user support.

Wally Bahny

Wally Bahny
Wally currently works for a medium-size healthcare company in southeast and central Michigan providing network administration and end user support. He enjoys science fiction (especially Star Trek), gaming (especially World of Warcraft), gadgets and other technology.
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