Little Building Co. Architectural Model Kits
Little Building Co. — great architecture, a few evenings, and some PVA glue.
The Story
Marcus Bree’s Brisbane studio turns original drawings and archive photographs into laser-cut timber kits that feel like an architect’s working model. Wright, Mies, Utzon, Scott and Herzog & de Meuron are all here, at scales from 1:100 to 1:1200.
The Collection
- Farnsworth House Architectural Model Kit by Little Building Co.: Mies’s glass house and its maple tree
- Guggenheim Museum Architectural Model Kit by Little Building Co.: the spiral, and the quickest build
- Sydney Opera House Architectural Model Kit by Little Building Co.: the sails, and the biggest challenge
- Unity Temple Architectural Model Kit by Little Building Co.: Wright’s concrete temple
- Jacobs House Architectural Model Kit by Little Building Co.: Wright’s first Usonian home
- SC Johnson Administration Building & Research Tower Model Kit by Little Building Co.: tower and streamlined office
- Tate Modern Architectural Model Kit by Little Building Co.: power station turned museum
For Designers & Trade
The LoftModern Trade Program gives approved professionals and commercial buyers trade pricing (up to 20% off retail on eligible brands) and concierge support.
Questions We Hear Most
Which kit should I build first?
The Guggenheim: 62 parts and about 12 hours.
Which kit is the hardest?
The Sydney Opera House, with 353 parts and roughly 22 hours of building.
What are the models made of?
American cherry, aspen and birch timbers with MDF and acrylic.
How do I protect a finished model?
Furniture wax on the timber, except on acrylic glazing; then a soft brush for dust.
Do you offer trade pricing for museum shops or offices?
Yes, through the LoftModern Trade Program.
