Automotive engineer Spencer Rezkalla takes LEGO fandom to a different level with his block rendition of the Apple headquarters in the Santa Clara Valley in California. The impressive model is informed by drone footage that Rezkalla discovered in 2014. Captivated by Foster + Partners' ring-shaped low-rise, the automotive engineer embarked on a LEGO version of the project. Paying attention to both main and ancillary buildings, Spencer Rezkalla includes "large areas of surrounding foliage" which adds a degree of detail and authenticity to the model.
The Apple headquarters LEGO measures at 19 square feet and weighs approximately 77.5 pounds. The majority of the design is informed by aerial photographs of the site. Spencer Rezkalla's creation is truly a fantastic representation of the high-tech character of the Apple headquarters.
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Why This Trend Is Growing
- LEGO Architecture
- Opportunity for LEGO to create more architectural LEGO sets based on iconic buildings and landmarks.
- Drone Photography
- Opportunity for drone photographers to capture images of iconic buildings and landmarks for creative purposes.
- 3D Printing
- Opportunity to use 3D printing technology to create detailed architectural models and replicas.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Architecture
- Architecture industry can explore collaborations with toy companies to create architectural LEGO sets based on famous buildings.
- Photography
- Photography industry can offer drone photography services to capture aerial images of architectural landmarks for creative projects.
- 3D Printing
- 3D printing industry can provide solutions for creating highly detailed architectural models and replicas.
