This art piece is representation of Houston inside the “triangle” of I-45, I-69/US-59, and Buffalo Bayou. It took nearly three years for the Houston Brick Club to complete this 40,000-piece microscale of downtown Houston. Notable landmarks include Toyota Center, Minute Maid Park, Discovery Green, the George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston City Hall and the central business district.

This loan to Houston Airports was made possible by a collaboration between the Houston Brick Club and the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts. This display was recently featured in the exhibition No Limits: The Artistry of Bricks. The exhibition included more than 20 works that elevate the toy to the realm of contemporary art.

About Houston Brick Club | Houston Brick Club is a varied group of people who enjoy building, displaying and collecting anything made from LEGO® parts. Each year, Houston Brick Club hosts a variety of activities which may include building displays for public viewing, creating custom items for charity auctions or spending time building with the community. Monthly meetings involve conversation about new projects, swapping parts and, of course, building.

About Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts | The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts is a non-collecting fine art museum. It borrows from public and private collections and hosts dynamic and engaging exhibitions for the community. The museum compliments its exhibitions with an active schedule of programming and services. The Pearl is housed in a former county library located in Northwest Houston.