LEGO® Modular buildings

LEGO® Modular Buildings are made for those who love architecture, details, and the limitless possibilities of building their own brick city. Each set in the "Modular Buildings" series is a unique construction, as well as a piece of history, style, and creativity.

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Tudor Corner 10350 LEGO® Icons
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3266
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Tudor Corner

10350 - LEGO® Icons

229,99 EUR
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Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops 76444 LEGO® Harry Potter™
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2750

Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops

76444 - LEGO® Harry Potter™

199,99 EUR
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Natural History Museum 10326 LEGO® Icons
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4014
7

Natural History Museum

10326 - LEGO® Icons

299,99 EUR
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Jazz Club 10312 LEGO® Icons
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2899
8

Jazz Club

10312 - LEGO® Icons

229,99 EUR
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Boutique Hotel 10297 LEGO® Icons
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3066
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Boutique Hotel

10297 - LEGO® Icons

229,99 EUR
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Diagon Alley 75978 LEGO® Harry Potter™
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5544
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Diagon Alley

75978 - LEGO® Harry Potter™

449,99 EUR
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What are LEGO® Modular Buildings?

LEGO® Modular Buildings are more than typical sets – they represent an entire building philosophy. Each set is designed to connect with others, forming a coherent street or even an entire city. The defining feature is the modular construction: buildings have multiple floors that can be removed to access the interiors. This means the fun doesn’t stop at the facade – inside you will find a wealth of details, furniture, accessories, and nods to real urban life.

The history of LEGO® Modular Buildings – from Cafe Corner to today’s gems

The first set in this category, the iconic Cafe Corner, launched in 2007 and immediately won over adult LEGO® fans. Since then, new buildings have appeared annually, surprising with creativity, style, and intricacy. Among the most recognizable are Green Grocer, Fire Brigade, Parisian Restaurant, Downtown Diner, and Bookshop. Each has its own vibe – from New York-style townhouses and French cafés to galleries and classic shops.

Why are LEGO® modular buildings so special?

This line stands out for its attention to detail and realism. LEGO® designers draw inspiration from real architecture, blending styles and eras. Facades brim with ornamentation, windows, balconies, and signage, while interiors come alive with bakeries, libraries, music stores, even secret passages and humorous minifigure scenes. Every element has its place, creating the feel of a genuine miniature city.

Building LEGO® structures – challenge and satisfaction

Assembling modular buildings is a delight for challenge lovers. Modular Buildings sets are large, often featuring thousands of pieces, and they demand patience and precision. Instructions guide you step by step, yet it’s the painstaking detail that brings the most joy. Along the way you discover clever techniques, inventive solutions, and unexpected parts usage. It’s not only play – it’s training in creative and spatial thinking.

LEGO® Modular Buildings – for collectors and city creators

LEGO® Modular Buildings were designed with adult fans in mind, but younger builders increasingly take them on to seek challenges and create something truly special. Each new building is a chance to expand a street, imagine residents’ stories, arrange interiors, and mix styles. Collectors value limited releases, unique minifigures, and the ability to craft one-of-a-kind layouts.

LEGO® modularity – limitless expansion potential

The greatest strength of LEGO® modular buildings is compatibility. Each set has the same base size and connection system, allowing you to line them up, swap their order, or even rebuild them to your liking. Create streets, squares, districts, or entire cities – limited only by imagination and brick count. The community shares abundant inspiration and custom modifications online.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions and answers about LEGO Modular buildings brick sets:

What are the latest LEGO Modular buildings brick sets?

The latest LEGO Modular buildings brick sets are
  • 1) Tudor Corner (10350) - LEGO Icons
  • 2) Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops (76444) - LEGO Harry Potter™
  • 3) Natural History Museum (10326) - LEGO Icons
  • 4) Jazz Club (10312) - LEGO Icons
  • 5) Boutique Hotel (10297) - LEGO Icons

Which LEGO Modular buildings brick sets are the largest?

The largest LEGO Modular buildings set currently available to buy is Natural History Museum (10326) - LEGO Icons, which has 4014 pieces. Other large LEGO Modular buildings sets include, in order:
  • 2) Tudor Corner (10350) - LEGO Icons 3266 pieces
  • 3) Boutique Hotel (10297) - LEGO Icons 3066 pieces
  • 4) Jazz Club (10312) - LEGO Icons 2899 pieces
  • 5) Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops (76444) - LEGO Harry Potter™ 2750 pieces

How much does a LEGO Modular buildings set cost?

The cheapest LEGO Modular buildings set is Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops (76444) - LEGO Harry Potter™ at 199,99 EUR. The most expensive currently available is Natural History Museum (10326) - LEGO Icons at 299,99 EUR. To get the best price, compare offers and check price history on 1BRICKS.COM.

Which LEGO Modular buildings brick sets have the most minifigures?

The set with the highest number of minifigures currently available is Tudor Corner (10350) - LEGO Icons, with 8. Other sets with many minifigures include:
  • 2) Jazz Club (10312) - LEGO Icons Minifigures: 8
  • 3) Natural History Museum (10326) - LEGO Icons Minifigures: 7
  • 4) Boutique Hotel (10297) - LEGO Icons Minifigures: 7

In which LEGO series can we find Modular buildings?

You can find LEGO Modular buildings sets in series such as: LEGO Icons, LEGO Harry Potter™.

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