Frank Lloyd Wright Architecture LEGO Sets

LEGO has just released the first two of six sets in an 'Architecture' series celebrating the iconic work of Frank Lloyd Wright. Also, I have been to Fallingwater. So yeah, put that in your Guggenheim and smoke it.

The release of the LEGO structures coincides with the real Guggenheim Museum's "From Within Outward" exhibition, which is a celebration of 50 years of Wright's continued influence after his passing.

The first of the sets was released on the 15th to coincide with the opening of the exhibition, and are part of LEGO's LEGO Architecture line of sets, made to "inspire future architects, engineers and designers as well as architecture fans around the world with the LEGO brick as a medium."

Cool, I want them. But nowhere near as much as I want you. Look at me -- don't you think we're sharing something special? I do, and they're called $6 pitchers. Now drink till you love me!

Hit the jump to see a shot of the Guggenheim.

frank lloyd wright lego architecture collection just released [designboom]
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Frank Lloyd Wright honored with his own LEGO collection [dvice]

Thanks to Brandon and Maggie, who once had to build a bridge out of Popsicle sticks that could support an adult's weight. It didn't.

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