Hamburg-based creative studio NPIRE has come up with an unusual way to divide up parts of its headquarters. Rather than using the conventional method of putting up a plasterboard wall, the people at NPIRE have used 55,000 LEGO pieces to divide the kitchen and hallway spaces. The LEGO wall stands 2.8 meters high and 3 meters wide, and adds a colorful aesthetic to its monotone surroundings. It can also be easily dismantled and moved to another location.
German Creative Studio NPIRE's Room Divider Is Made from 55,000 LEGO Pieces
Hypebeast - 21 Oct 2014 20:38
Hamburg-based creative studio NPIRE has come up with an unusual way to divide up parts of its headquarters. Rather than using the conventional method of putting up a plasterboard wall, the people at NPIRE have used 55,000 LEGO pieces to divide the kitchen and hallway spaces. The LEGO wall stands 2.8 meters high and 3 meters wide, and adds a colorful aesthetic to its monotone surroundings. It can also be easily dismantled and moved to another location.
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