It’s not just about bicycles as transport. The city needs lots of important things. More colour. More citizen interaction. More cinemas, for example. So Felix and I decided to do something about it. There was the perfect little hole in the wall across the street from us, in a doorway. Last December, we decided that a bit of urban infill would be just the ticket. We agreed that we needed a cinema closer to home.
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We measured the hole and went home to build our Lego Cinema, returning to glue it in place. The kid taking the city back.
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Because we can.
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I recalled that a few years ago the Danish Architecture Center (I think) put up tables on City Hall Square along with a fantastic amount of white Lego bricks. Passersby stopped up and built whatever their heart desired. The Felix and I spent a good couple of hours there.
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Continuing on the LEGO theme, Felix and I made this chess set five years ago. We still have it and use it.
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