Image 1 — The Chapter House: Turned a historic ruin into a cosy reading café (3,169 pieces)
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Image 4 — The Chapter House: Turned a historic ruin into a cosy reading café (3,169 pieces)
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The Chapter House: Turned a historic ruin into a cosy reading café (3,169 pieces)

Hi everyone! 👋

After sharing my Savage Pub here a while ago, I’d love to show you my latest: The Chapter House! 📚☕

Inspired by historic ruins I discovered in Cyprus, I wanted to explore what it might look like to give an old building a completely new life.

I designed the original structure first, digitally turned parts of it into a ruin, and then transformed it into a cosy reading café, preserving its historic character while adding modern architectural elements.

The finished model contains 3,169 pieces, featuring a fully furnished café, reading areas, an enclosed garden, a stained-glass window and a reconstructed tower with the original bell preserved inside.

It’s also my entry for the BrickLink Designer Program 2028 Wave 1, and Crowd Support is open until October 14: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/2028-wave-1/5481/The-Chapter-House

If you’d like to see The Chapter House become a real LEGO set, I’d really appreciate your support! ❤️

u/SavageBricks — 4 days ago

The Chapter House: A historic building transformed into a cosy reading café | BDP 2028 Wave 1

Hi everyone! 👋

I’d love to share The Chapter House, my entry for the BrickLink Designer Program 2028 Wave 1. until October 14.

If you’d like to see it become a real set, I’d really appreciate your vote until October 14 ❤️: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/2028-wave-1/5481/The-Chapter-House 

The idea: After seeing something inspiring (on my holiday in Cyprus), I wanted to give an old, partially ruined building a second life by transforming it into a cosy reading café. Meanwhile, I wanted to preserve its historic character at the same time.

The model features 3,169 pieces, a fully furnished café, reading areas, an enclosed garden, a large stained-glass window and a reconstructed tower with the original bell preserved inside.

I also designed the building with removable sections, so the interiors are easily accessible.

What do you think of it?

u/SavageBricks — 7 days ago

My first MOC: The Savage Pub | 13,350 pieces, 4 fully detailed floors

Four months of work went into this beast😅

A full detailed Victorian-style live music pub with two bars, a concert stage, billiard room, kitchen, backstage area and removable floors.

Built primarily with official LEGO® elements, supplemented with GoBricks and a few custom chrome/printed elements where needed.

Would love to hear what my fellow modular builders think!

u/SavageBricks — 2 months ago

The Savage Pub: 13,350 pieces and four fully detailed floors

Hi👋 This is The Savage Pub, my first MOC. 😰

I wanted to build a Victorian-inspired British live music pub where the interior gets just as much attention as the exterior.

It boasts two bars, a concert stage, a billiard room, a kitchen, a backstage area and plenty of smaller details to discover. All floors and the roof are removable.

Parts note: The build primarily uses official LEGO® elements, supplemented with GoBricks elements where certain part/colour combinations are unavailable, plus a small number of custom chrome and printed elements.

Would love to hear what you think? And maybe which part is your favourite?

u/SavageBricks — 2 months ago