May 22, 2009 9:13 AM PDT

Lego selling Frank Lloyd Wright sets

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Two new sets of Lego are now available for those of you who like the world of physical architecture instead of the vapid realm of systems architecture that we techies constantly blather on about.

The Lego Guggenheim and Falling Water house are available now as part of the Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward exhibit.

Lego Architecture

(Credit: Lego)

I don't know what's next in the Lego Architecture series but I'd like to see the Bilbao Guggenheim.

You can order the sets online from Brickstructures.

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