If you are a LEGO fanatic, then you would absolutely love the life-sized LEGO house designed by French artist and designer Camille Walala. Dubbed the HOUSE OF DOTS, it a 5-room interactive house complete with an 8 ft slide. It was built using a series of shipping containers with the help of 180 children from Kings Cross Academy and a group of LEGO building adult fans.
Comprising more than 2 million LEGO tiles, the installation was a teaser for LEGO DOTS – LEGO’s new 2D tile play concept that offers children a creative canvas for self-expression. The vibrant colors and bold geometric patterns of the installation celebrate shared values of creativity, self-expression, and accessibility.
Camille Walala informs,
It’s a joy to create a fun space where kids and adults can spontaneously express their creativity, make something beautiful and show off who they are. HOUSE OF DOTS captures all the exuberance and playfulness that people know me for, with something extra special: the chance to let your imagination go wild and create your own work of art. Oh, and a slide.
The HOUSE OF DOTS comprises five rooms with everything boasting Walala’s distinctive patterns and colors. There is a living room, kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and a unique DOTS DISCO room inside.
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The installation was on display at Coal Drops Yard in London’s Kings Cross railway station.
Via: LEGO/CoalDropsYard
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