I would think the theme will continue and just be refreshed with some newer sets. I do however think the Studio might be gone. 

 

Its sold out at Target.com, LEGO Shop at Home, BN.com, and FAO.com.

 

In fact, its not even ON the BN.com website anymore. When you call stores to find it, they can't look it up.This one might SKY ROCKET

Thanks!

I believe the Studio is already close to double its MSRP. =)

 

I didn't mean the whole line being discontinued but those early sets. Sorry if my post was misleading.

21004 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Where would one look to find the Studio in their local Barnes and Noble? I was there today and it didn't seem like it would have been in the little display of lego architecture 

Where would one look to find the Studio in their local Barnes and Noble? I was there today and it didn't seem like it would have been in the little display of lego architecture

Ingesting note. I was just in my local store & they have removed the architecture studio display and replaced it with a generic architecture display.

21010 Robie House is marked as Retiring Soon on LEGO Shop at Home... and also 'call to check availability'.

 

Still $175 on Amazon though

Aren't these easier to bricklink than other themes?

Geez, I plum forgot this thread had a poll before. I went and readded one.

Aren't these easier to bricklink than other themes?

Many are in particular the small to mid sized ones. When they get to be the size of the Robie House, things get tricky. Also a couple like Brandenburg Gate have some rare colored pieces such as all 80 of those 'cheese slopes' in sand green.

Aren't these easier to bricklink than other themes?

 

You still need the book plus the printed plate.

Aren't these easier to bricklink than other themes?

the easiest to BL is architecture studio. But no decent architect is going to do that, as what is a mere $300 to a professional ?

the easiest to BL is architecture studio. But no decent architect is going to do that, as what is a mere $300 to a professional ?

 

The Studio has a 270 page book combining architectural theory with legos. That's the draw of that set, not the bricks.

My son is into the Architecture sets big time, has stopped collecting Star Wars sets because of them.  Some on his wish list are:  St. Louis Arch; Golden Gate Bridge; Epcot's Spaceship Earth; Great Wall of China; St. Basil's Cathederal; Great Pyramids; Roman Colosseum; Statue of Liberty; Lincoln Memorial; Oriental Pearl Tower; Mt. Rushmore; the Hollywood Sign; Fort Sumter; Forbidden City; Hoover Dam; and the Great American Tower (hey, I've brainwashed him with following the Cincinnati Reds, so he always sees this when we visit, and when we're in the stadium).

My son is into the Architecture sets big time, has stopped collecting Star Wars sets because of them.  Some on his wish list are:  St. Louis Arch; Golden Gate Bridge; Epcot's Spaceship Earth; Great Wall of China; St. Basil's Cathederal; Great Pyramids; Roman Colosseum; Statue of Liberty; Lincoln Memorial; Oriental Pearl Tower; Mt. Rushmore; the Hollywood Sign; Fort Sumter; Forbidden City; Hoover Dam; and the Great American Tower (hey, I've brainwashed him with following the Cincinnati Reds, so he always sees this when we visit, and when we're in the stadium).

St Louis Arch would be cool! I imagine we will see a Colosseum soon.

 

I know this would be an odd one, but I would love to see an Everest, or maybe a Machu Picchu.  Could be cool?

colossus of rhodes would be cool.

Lincoln Memorial would be cool if they could figure out how to do it. That's not really Architecture though per se. 

 

The Kremlin would be amazing if they did it on a huge scale.

My son is into the Architecture sets big time, has stopped collecting Star Wars sets because of them.  Some on his wish list are:  St. Louis Arch; Golden Gate Bridge; Epcot's Spaceship Earth; Great Wall of China; St. Basil's Cathederal; Great Pyramids; Roman Colosseum; Statue of Liberty; Lincoln Memorial; Oriental Pearl Tower; Mt. Rushmore; the Hollywood Sign; Fort Sumter; Forbidden City; Hoover Dam; and the Great American Tower (hey, I've brainwashed him with following the Cincinnati Reds, so he always sees this when we visit, and when we're in the stadium).

 

Those are all great.  I know the first thing that popped into my mind was the St. Louis Arch.

The House on the Rock

The Casino on Catalina Island, Grommens Chinese Theater, Fenway Park, Golden Gate Bridge, Space Mountain (from Disneyland), The Breakers (in Newport, RI), Arya Hotel in Vegas, Flat Iron Building, Getty Museaum

Yes to all of those!

Nice suggestions but too much detail in some for a smallish set I think. Since I'm the UK, Buckingham Palace, Forth Bridge, Angel of the North, Stonehenge, Westminster Abbey, St Paul's, etc. may be good

The Winchester Mansion, if done right it could be a fun set. Stairs and doors to nowhere faucets on exterior walls and ghosts. Lots of ghosts. Or maybe Hurst Castle.

Buckingham palace,   the great wall of china,  niagra falls????  but the most impressive and a gold mine.... the pyramids of Giza with sphinx...

I would like to see the Bellagio in Las Vegas. Clooney and Pitt minifigures robbing it optional. 

Hmmm, just undating this thread, the following Architecture sets are retired:

21000 Willis Tower

21007 Rockefeller Center

21008 Burj Khalifa

http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Willis-Tower-21000

http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Rockefeller-Center-21007

http://shop.lego.com/en-US/Burj-Khalifa-21008

Should I get these now? I don't like these sets much, but like the line.

Should I get these now? I don't like these sets much, but like the line.

 

If you like the Robie House get it now. Its dried up everywhere except FAO.