Lego's 12,060-piece Sagrada Familia set sparks reader debate

To commemorate the 100th anniversary of Antoni Gaudí's death, Lego has introduced a stunning model of the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona. This new addition to their architecture series is massive, consisting of 12,060 pieces, making it the largest set ever released by Lego. People are buzzing about it on Dezeen, with comments like Benjamin's, who called it "an amazing build," and Ferran Espin expressing his intention to buy it. Some users mentioned its high cost, with Twords saying, "Beaucoup dollar," while H.T. Holman joked that building it would take as long as constructing the original. Meanwhile, discussions also covered the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, which received mixed feedback, and Zaha Hadid's Nest project in Tirana, Albania, which sparked debates about its design.