BIG的乐高之家丨丹麦丨Bjarke Ingels

Take a look at BIG's newly opened LEGO House

Alexander Walter

Drone's-eye view (sorry birds) of Billund's newest attraction: LEGO House.

fans, you have a new Mecca, and it's in Billund, Denmark: the

Bjarke Ingels

-designed

LEGO House

finally celebrated its grand opening, four years after it was

first announced

The building consists of 21 white 'bricks stacked' on top of each other and hosts three restaurants, a conference room, a LEGO Square, a store (wanna have your own

miniature version

at home?) as well as experience zones with play areas and a gallery of art work created with the company's iconic product on 130,000 square-feet. The outdoor area also sports several interconnected terraces for various functions and playgrounds. (Check out a drone video of the building under construction

Final touch-ups before the grand opening

The experience zones are divided in four different color-coded sections which, according to LEGO's announcement, each represents a special aspect of play and learning: "Red is for creative skills, Blue is for cognitive skills, Green is for social skills and Yellow is for emotional skills."

ROOAAAR: A LEGO t-rex, a Bjarke, and a Princess.

Danes take their LEGO seriously, and the grand opening saw — besides the usual company execs and architect Bjarke Ingels — also the country's Crown Prince family in attendance.

Tree of Creativity

Green Zone - World Explorer

Red Zone - Brick Builder Waterfall

Yellow Zone – Flower Artist

Where did all the colors go?

Make sure to book your visit in advance — the number of visitors is regulated to avoid long lines and crowded experience zones. Brick on!