archibrick

Dear brick-friends, your reactions in the first week were overwhelming. We collected over 100 new buildings. Here is an extract of the new creations: UN Building, New York City, USA San Siro, Milan, Italy Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester, United Kingdom Koelner Dom, Cologne, Germany Atomium, Brussels, Belgium Battersea Powerstation, London, United Kingdom Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey HSBC Tower, Hong Kong, China Roskilde Domkirke, Roskilde, Denmark The Parliament of Hungary, Budapest, Hungary Chainbridge, Budapest, Hungary Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, Sweden The Getty Center, Los Angeles, USA Krakow Town Hall, Krakow Poland Maidens Tower, Istanbul, Turkey Masjid Al-Haram Mosque, Makkah, Saudi Arabia Spasskaya Tower, Moscow, Russia Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai, China St Peter's Basilica, Rome, Italy Skytower, Auckland, New Zealand Stonehenge, Wiltshire, UK Tikal Temple, Guatemala Eiffel Tower, Paris, France Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France CN Tower, Toronto, Canada Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, Spain ... and many more. In addition, we created a new facebook account. Like it! Regards www.archibrick.com

Hey Caperberry, take the 6th point in the context menu. Something like "What's here?" Than you can see the coordinates in the white field above.

Hey caperberrry, just use the form to add new buildings. You can click at any building to see the form. Enjoy!

Dear brick-friends, don’t we all dream of being great architects and of building the biggest buildings in the world by ourselves? Many brick designers all over the world already created their own interpretations of their favorite buildings. Previously distributed all over the Internet, the works of the greatest architects have now been combined into a fan project on a world map. Help us filling the world map and become a part of: www.archibrick.com Together we can fill our world map with great stone architecture. What do you think about this project?

Hello brick-fans, my name is Martin and i am a real estate developer in germany. I really like lego architecture and hope that i can finde some people who share their hobby with me. Always feel free to ask me any questions. Martin