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Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks Exhibition coming to Michigan Science Center september 16th
On September 16th, the Michigan Science Center (Mi-Sci) in Detroit, will open an all-new LEGO exhibition, Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks, presented by Ford Motor Company Fund. This exciting exhibition features 20 astonishing LEGO® skyscrapers from North America, Asia, and Australia constructed in breathtaking architectural detail
04.09.2023 15:33 | Visit Detroit |
Visitors can create their own 'towers of tomorrow' with over 200,000 loose LEGO® bricks available in hands-on construction areas. Young and old will be limited only by their imaginations as they add their creations to a steadily rising futuristic LEGO® metropolis inside the exhibition.
“We have a unique opportunity to explore the vertical dimension of the built environment with this amazing exhibition,” said Mi-Sci President and CEO Dr. Christian Greer. “An incredible amount of design, engineering, and artistry goes into constructing new living and working spaces that rise above street level to pierce the clouds. Towers of Tomorrow provides the perfect STEAM experience to put our guests at the center of science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math––allowing them to become architects expressing the hopes and dreams of civilization through LEGO bricks.”
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks was brought to life by Ryan McNaught, one of only 21 LEGO® certified professionals worldwide. McNaught and his award-winning team of builders have used over half a million LEGO® bricks and devoted over 2000 hours to building the structures featured in the exhibition.
Featured Towers
Burj Khalifa, Bank of America Plaza, Barangaroo Hotel, Central Park Tower, Chrysler Building, CN Tower, Empire State Building, Eureka, Infinity Tower, International Commerce Tower, Marina Bay Sands, Petronas Towers, Q1, Shanghai Tower, Taipei 101, Tokyo Skytree, Willis (Sears) Tower and Wilshire Grand Centre.
“This extraordinary collaboration between Museums of History NSW and Flying Fish brings together the finest architectural artistry and creative expression. Brought to life by the talented Ryan McNaught and his team, these towering LEGO® creations are testaments to human ingenuity and limitless imagination. We are excited to share this stunning exhibition with audiences of all ages as we celebrate engineering, design, and play,” said Jay Brown, Principal & Managing Director of Flying Fish.
Guests can create their own 'towers of tomorrow' with over 200,000 loose LEGO® bricks available in hands-on construction areas. Young and old will be limited only by their imaginations as they add their creations to a steadily rising futuristic LEGO® metropolis inside the exhibition.
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks is included in Mi-Sci's general admission tickets. Mi-Sci is located at 5020 John R. Street in Midtown, Detroit and is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday and until 8 p.m. the first Friday of every month.
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks is a traveling exhibition from Museums of History NSW and toured internationally by Flying Fish.
“We have a unique opportunity to explore the vertical dimension of the built environment with this amazing exhibition,” said Mi-Sci President and CEO Dr. Christian Greer. “An incredible amount of design, engineering, and artistry goes into constructing new living and working spaces that rise above street level to pierce the clouds. Towers of Tomorrow provides the perfect STEAM experience to put our guests at the center of science, technology, engineering, the arts, and math––allowing them to become architects expressing the hopes and dreams of civilization through LEGO bricks.”
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks was brought to life by Ryan McNaught, one of only 21 LEGO® certified professionals worldwide. McNaught and his award-winning team of builders have used over half a million LEGO® bricks and devoted over 2000 hours to building the structures featured in the exhibition.
Featured Towers
Burj Khalifa, Bank of America Plaza, Barangaroo Hotel, Central Park Tower, Chrysler Building, CN Tower, Empire State Building, Eureka, Infinity Tower, International Commerce Tower, Marina Bay Sands, Petronas Towers, Q1, Shanghai Tower, Taipei 101, Tokyo Skytree, Willis (Sears) Tower and Wilshire Grand Centre.
“This extraordinary collaboration between Museums of History NSW and Flying Fish brings together the finest architectural artistry and creative expression. Brought to life by the talented Ryan McNaught and his team, these towering LEGO® creations are testaments to human ingenuity and limitless imagination. We are excited to share this stunning exhibition with audiences of all ages as we celebrate engineering, design, and play,” said Jay Brown, Principal & Managing Director of Flying Fish.
Guests can create their own 'towers of tomorrow' with over 200,000 loose LEGO® bricks available in hands-on construction areas. Young and old will be limited only by their imaginations as they add their creations to a steadily rising futuristic LEGO® metropolis inside the exhibition.
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks is included in Mi-Sci's general admission tickets. Mi-Sci is located at 5020 John R. Street in Midtown, Detroit and is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday and until 8 p.m. the first Friday of every month.
Towers of Tomorrow with LEGO Bricks is a traveling exhibition from Museums of History NSW and toured internationally by Flying Fish.
