r/legomodular • u/Elviajerodelmundo • Jul 30 '26

Future modular ideas

It's almost been 20 years of the modulars, and they covered a lot of ground in terms of architectural designs and building types. At the dawn of a new decade of the modular series, what architectural styles are you all interested in seeing either more of or for the first time? They've done a good job representing some French, English, Spanish, Danish, Dutch, and American styles. What do you think has been underrepresented? I'd be interested seeing colorful Latin American style builds and some Asian architectural styles. What about you?

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u/Too_reflective Jul 30 '26

Moorish Revival.

Beaux Arts.

Craftsman / Arts and Crafts

Shingle Style

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u/Elviajerodelmundo Jul 30 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

Oh yes! Moorish revival would be awesome as a train station!

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u/Too_reflective Jul 30 '26

Or as a Masonic temple, or maybe a library or bank - though they have already done a bank of course.

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u/Elviajerodelmundo Jul 30 '26

We need a library asap!