House
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IB 238-1 Coco’s Neighbour’s House
Read more: IB 238-1 Coco’s Neighbour’s HouseRight next to Coco’s House, quietly standing in the background of Idea Book 238-1, there is another charming little building — smaller, simpler, but just as full of character. I like to imagine it as Coco’s Neighbour’s House. In the original illustration, it appears almost discreetly, partially hidden among taller structures. Yet its clean façade,…
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IB 238-1 Coco’s Yellow House
Read more: IB 238-1 Coco’s Yellow HouseToday’s design can be found on page 2 of Idea Book 238-1, tucked among playful and colorful constructions, there is this tall yellow townhouse with its steep red roof and confident blue chimney. I chose to call it Coco’s House. The bright yellow walls feel like warmth; the red roof, like a protective embrace; and…
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IB 238-1 : The Acacias Apartments Building
Read more: IB 238-1 : The Acacias Apartments BuildingHey there ! I chose to name this building the Acacias Building. The name is inspired by the acacia flower — a name frequently used in France for modest residential developments and affordable apartment blocks. It carries a certain poetic contrast: a simple building with a gently evocative name. The model featured here is the…
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Ideas Book 238-1 : Tiny blue basic house
Read more: Ideas Book 238-1 : Tiny blue basic houseThis page of Ideas Book 238-1 shows how to build basic house walls with windows. This one is faily easy to build, sitting on a early baseplate. I didn’t add the tree in this rendering because this part is missing in stud.io. This house doesn’t use slopes for the roof, which is typical from this…
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Idea Book 238-1 : Red Northern modern appartments building with blue roof
Read more: Idea Book 238-1 : Red Northern modern appartments building with blue roofThe circled LEGO construction from LEGO Idea Book No. 238-1 (Germany) is a modern urban apartment building, designed to enhance a dynamic city scene. This build embodies a mid-20th-century modernist architectural style, reflecting the post-war urban development trends of the 1950s and 1960s. It has clean lines, grid-like window pattern and a cute blue sloped…
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Idea Book 238-1 : Red & blue cozy urban row house
Read more: Idea Book 238-1 : Red & blue cozy urban row houseThe LEGO construction circled in black in this image from page 2 of LEGO Idea Book No. 238-1 (Germany) is a cozy urban row house, designed to fit into a vibrant cityscape. This build reflects a traditional European urban row house style, likely inspired by the narrow, closely packed homes found in cities like Amsterdam…
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Idea Book 238-1 : Black & Yellow Charming Urban Row House
Read more: Idea Book 238-1 : Black & Yellow Charming Urban Row HouseThe LEGO construction circled in black in this image from page 2 of LEGO Idea Book No.238 (German) is a charming urban row house, designed to complement a lively city setting. This build reflects a traditional European urban row house style, likely inspired by the narrow, closely packed homes found in cities like Amsterdam or…
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Idea Book 238-1 : Red & blue Firemen headquarters
Read more: Idea Book 238-1 : Red & blue Firemen headquartersToday we build the building circled in black on this picture. This construction is shown in page 2 of the LEGO Idea Book No. 238-1 (German) and it is a urban large townhouse or maybe firemen headquarters or even university building, designed to fit into a bustling city scene. As we see a very tiny…
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Idea Book 238-1 : Blue compact urban row house
Read more: Idea Book 238-1 : Blue compact urban row houseThe LEGO construction circled in black in this image from LEGO Idea Book No. 238 German edition is a compact urban row house, designed as part of a charming street scene. Since the roof can’t be scene, I give my own interpretation of the build trying to stick to the overall picture style. This build…
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Idea Book 238-1 : Big Blue Dutch-style gable house
Read more: Idea Book 238-1 : Big Blue Dutch-style gable houseThis construction is extracted from the Idea Book 238 (German edition) and can be seen at the back of the picture on this page : This build draws clear inspiration from 17th-18th century Dutch Golden Age architecture, particularly the iconic stepped gable houses found in cities like Amsterdam or Haarlem. The stepped silhouette isn’t just…