wow thats all i can say!!

Awesome stuff, I've always been in awe at the sheer amount of Lego bricks that are at your disposal. It's really, quite amazing. Might call you up and see if you're available to do a Lego desk, with sliding drawers! Haha, again sweet stuff! I hope you can trust me this time around. It's been 2 years, let me show you some things, about me, and my new Lego stuff. ...Just need a new camera first, haha.

Thats a lot of bricks...

another small question: i see that you have those Notes with numbers like 80 90 ect, Is that how many bricks you put on that cetrain spot? (yeah I am probably getting annoying asking thease questions)

wow!!! CAN YOU WALK ON IT?

this is amazing!!! How do you make things like this?

Whoa. I WANT ONE!!!! How much did it cost?! (For the parents.)

This is amazing, all your work is amazing.

Wow this is so cool nice work

This is insane Sean:P How many brick's are there? ~Justin.

WOW! WOW! WOW! lol! That took alot of lego right! lol

=) Cool creation Sean I have always loved your creations. By the way how can I work for you when you start another big project, I couldn't find anything on your website.

By the way that kid is pretty lucky to work with the lego master and certified perfessional. How did he start helping you? I would love to work with you on a creation like this.

I like how you made it different colors and not all one color.

Thanks for the feedback. You're right that this could have been done a lot of different ways, especially given its size and the number of pieces. The physical shape was designed by the project's architect, and the colors and patterns were the vision of the homeowner... my job was to figure out how all that could work with LEGO pieces and actually make it happen. We added all those little windows as areas for him to build out from, but building code mandated that they not be larger than a certain size. So we got creative... some of the windows open up to floor-level on the other side (e.g., a stair step) so that they're at "ground level" on one side, others are set up opposite a bend in the corner so that you can bridge from one to the next, etc. We also had considered making the top lumpy or more visually interesting but ended up leaving it flat so he could build up on it as if it were a long, thin baseplate.

NO WAY! That is flippin' AWESOME! Great work! Amazing!

Although this is technically amazing and what kid wouldn't LOVE it, I noticed that the design is seriously lacking as it fails as a LEGO creation because it has little to no play value. Had it been designed with some visible studs facing sideways, some technic blocks with holes in the sides, or included some baseplate shelving, a child could interact his MOC's with this architectural piece. As it is now, all a kit could do is pose a minifig or two on a couple of those timy windows and look at a perfectly smooth surface devoid of studs to play with. Still pretty neat, but nothing like what it could have been.

Hey, Sean by the way I hope you jion my sorting gruops. I invited you.

what an idea to have a real staircase made of Lego!

I see a little squeeze super glue near those lego bricks !.....Oh my God.....I could do with all those bricks. Another good one would have been a castle wall !

Oh man, This would be the best surprise ever! Man it would have been awesome to be him! Lucky duck! Anyway, great work Sean! Another masterpiece!

How would you feel about comeing over and doing some remodeling?

yeah, he must have been pretty dissapointed not to be able to use those bricks, there is enough for a serious skyscraper in there!!!

Gluing the bricks was a good idea. I know for a fact I would have completely cannibalized your work over the years :)

Biggest Lego building I've seen so far. Great work there

and I thought MY kid had a lot of legos...

You know exactly how much everyone here wishes, if not to won such an excellent piece of art, then at least build it.

this is awesome, best thing iv'e seen, that must have been hard to build

The variety of projects you're involved with never cease to amaze me. What a unique and wonderful commission.

The unique piece wasn't a Mega Blok i hope?

Cool.

Impressive. Exclusive. Original. Just WOW!

Wow! How much would somthing like this cost?

:_) Nioce !!!

An very great use of lego's im sure the kid was ecstatic! very cool

Wow! What a present!

Impressive structure! The kid must have been psyched!

Gee! He's one lucky kid!

During an admirably enormous project like this, how many bottles of glue do you go through on average?

OOOOOHHHHH!!!!!

I need a dresser made out of LEGO. NOW.

How many days did it take to make? Must of taken forever!

12, actually. http://www.mocpages.com/mocs.php?id=1 Thanks :)

Wow! And 4 Mocs in 2 days! Great work!

that's one lucky kid!

wow a want a lego sair case!!!!! I WANT IT THAT IS AMAZING SEAN!

Dude you are CRAZY! of course in a good way.duh.i bet thats about 5x The amount of colored bricks in my collection,wait what? YOU MADE A PATTERN! 99999/0

This is an amazing project. I really enjoyed the story.

nice I wish I could have one. By the way how were they able to get you to do this?

I love the design pattern, with the different shaped windows and how the colors form on the white bricks. It gives an nice feel. Speaking of feeling good, that kid must be feeling AWESOME. If that was me. . .well, I don't think my brain could handle that. That would be amazing.

No, but his is. http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/244135

Is his name Zach? Because then that would explain a lot ;).... "Zach, zach, he's a lego maniac.."... great build though Mr. Kenney! That is one lucky kid!

Luckiest. Kid. EVAR!!!

every kid's dream...

I think I'd rather just have all those bricks in a big pile :P

Lucky kid...

Ahhh! I want one so badly!

haha i agree with Annie

:O I want one!

Wow, this must have been hard to build!

This is awesome! I would love to have something like tis in my home!

I want one of those in my room now, that is so cool

WOW that is like awesome Sean you've done it again this is great.

Legos being glued together? Noooo! Then again I guess that's better then falling through the wall into a pile of bricks.