The super fun LEGO House in Billund, Denmark.

🌈The LEGO House in Billund, Denmark is a LEGO fan experience center with no age limit. It is also a local landmark and an important step for Billund to become a "children's city". 🌈The project is located in the center of Billund. This 23-meter-high LEGO House is a city space and an experience center. The building stacked with 21 giant LEGO blocks is like a separate building. There is a 2,000-square-meter LEGO square, and the lighting comes from the gaps between the plates and the gaps between the volumes. The square is like a city cave, with no pillars visible, and people can enter and exit freely and quickly cross the building. 🌈The LEGO Square is full of urban vitality and attracts tourists from all over the world. Above the square, there is a group of overlapping galleries, creating a continuous exhibition space sequence. Each gallery is color-coded with LEGO's main colors, so this exhibition method is also a journey through the spectrum. 🌈There are four amusement areas arranged by color on the first and second floors, mainly for children to learn and experience: red represents creativity, blue represents cognition, green represents society, and yellow represents emotions. Visitors of all ages can participate in interactive experiences and use their imagination. The roof of the building was designed by the Masterpiece Gallery. While paying tribute to the LEGO brand, it has also become a city work loved by LEGO fans. 🌈The roof adopts LEGO's iconic 2x4 block design, and the eight round skylights are like the studs on the blocks, and the skylights are displayed works of art. The design also uses the golden ratio to nest the bricks in the geometric figures in the building, from the glazed ceramic tiles on the steps and walls to the overall layout of the 21 blocks. Citizens and tourists can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view of the city here. Some roofs can be accessed through pixelated public stairs, which can also be used as temporary stages for watching performances.