July 13 2009

The Scottish Parliament has endured much criticism in its short history through perceived inadequacies in its architecture, “I could do better”, being a common refrain from the average punter.

Taking that notion to heart LEGO UK have approached the architects of tomorrow, children, to see if they could do any better by re-imagining some of the country’s most famous landmarks.

Adopting an unconventional approach to civic design the kids proposed levelling the current MSP den and replacing it with a snaking sculptural figure that draws inspiration from “Nessie” of Loch Ness fame.

To give tangible form to the improbable creature a scaled down LEGO model of the Parliament was disassembled for children to piece back together as they saw fit.

UNESCO were unavailable for comment.

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