Architect's LEGO

From the Publisher 'Sure to Motivate' The LEGO Architect is a book that is "sure to motivate" future architects or LEGO artists, according to Architectural Digest. The models presented in the book are likely to inspire readers to start building.

'Sucked Me In' A GeekDad reviewer stated that The LEGO Architect "has sucked me in for hours, and I can't wait to build all of the plans." This suggests that the book is highly engaging and encourages the reader to explore the various architectural designs featured within.

'One of the Most Useful Books' According to Forbes, The LEGO Architect is "likely one of the most useful books that I will ever own." This endorsement highlights the practical value of the book, which is further reinforced by the reviewer's assertion that all of the LEGO-themed books from No Starch Press are both beautiful and practical.

About the Author Tom Alphin, the author of The LEGO Architect, is a UX Program Manager at Microsoft and a passionate LEGO fan. He maintains a blog about LEGO and other topics at tomalphin.com.

Who Should Read This Book The LEGO Architect is recommended for fans of other No Starch Press LEGO titles and The LEGO Ideas Book (DK Children). With over 300 million LEGO fans worldwide, the book is suitable for LEGO builders of all experience levels, including parents, educators, and children.

About the Publisher No Starch Press is an independent, San Francisco-based publishing company that has been creating "the finest in geek entertainment" since 1994. They have published a wide range of timely and timeless titles, including Python Crash Course, Python for Kids, How Linux Works, and Hacking: The Art of Exploitation. The company's focus is on curating a list of well-crafted books that make a difference, covering topics such as computer programming, cybersecurity, operating systems, and LEGO. No Starch Press is known for its fun and fearless approach to technology, which has earned it wide support from STEM enthusiasts worldwide.

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