Product code: Lego Architecture retailer Imperial Hotel 21017
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright from 1916-1922, the Imperial Hotel of Tokyo, Japan was commissioned to bridge the divide between the Western and Eastern worlds. This modern masterpiece exemplifies Frank Lloyd Wright's imagination and genius, designed in the shape of it's own monogram logo and strong enough to withstand Japan's frequent and devastating earthquakes. Today, the main entrance and lobby are all that remains of this icon, displayed in the Meiji Museum in Nogoya, Japan. This highly detailed ® model, co-developed and designed by architects, captures all of the distinctive features that made the Imperial Hotel an architectural landmark for generations. The assembled Imperial Hotel model stands over 11" (28cm) wide on a base with printed name retailer label. Set includes a booklet with facts about the building, its construction and its history. Set is gently used, is complete with all parts in very good to like new condition, including instruction booklet. Do NOT have the Box.
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright from 1916-1922, the Imperial Hotel of Tokyo, Japan was commissioned to bridge the divide between the Western and Eastern worlds. This modern masterpiece exemplifies Frank Lloyd Wright's imagination and genius, designed in the shape of it's own monogram logo and strong enough to withstand Japan's frequent and devastating earthquakes. Today, the main entrance and lobby are all that remains of this icon, displayed in the Meiji Museum in Nogoya, Japan. This highly detailed ® model, co-developed and designed by architects, captures all of the distinctive features that made the Imperial Hotel an architectural landmark for generations. The assembled Imperial Hotel model stands over 11" (28cm) wide on a base with printed name retailer label. Set includes a booklet with facts about the building, its construction and its history. Set is gently used, is complete with all parts in very good to like new condition, including instruction booklet. Do NOT have the Box.