Pasargad Company, designer, builder, and executor of Modular Toy Building (in unique buildings)
The term “toy” often brings to mind colorful, easy-to-assemble objects that can be used to create fun and engaging shapes. Inspired by this concept, Pasargad Company has adapted the same approach for construction. By using lightweight, prefabricated materials, they can quickly assemble rooms.
These small, portable structures, known as the Modular Toy Building can be assembled and disassembled for various uses. Built with blocks resembling childhood Legos, they are designed to be both practical and mobile.
The Lego House is a remarkable testament to the limitless possibilities offered by Lego bricks. Through structured creativity, children of all ages are given the tools to imagine and build their own worlds through play. At its core, playing with Lego is akin to the art of architecture—allowing individuals to envision entirely new worlds, ones that are more vibrant, engaging, and expressive than our current reality. It empowers them to bring their imaginations to life, transforming their skills into tangible creations. This is the vision we bring to life today at Lego House, where we’ve taken things one step further, using real bricks to build a place that embodies the spirit of play and creativity, making it a true haven for children.
Beautiful, Functional Modular Blocks for a Variety of Uses
The building’s infrastructure is seamlessly integrated into the Lego bricks themselves, ensuring that all essential facilities are fully equipped within the structure. Additionally, by applying fire-resistant coatings to the materials, the building is safeguarded against fire risks, offering both safety and functionality.
Lightweight, safe, and versatile structures for schools and emergency housing
This versatile system can be used for temporary housing or emergency shelters, especially in disaster relief efforts or in countries facing housing crises. With their modular design, these blocks offer flexibility and can be customized to meet diverse needs.
Examples of modular Toy Buildings
These structures are also ideal for children’s play areas in recreational centers, directly inspired by Lego toys. Special foundation bolts are installed to secure the structure in place, ensuring stability.
The modular blocks can also be used for partitioning spaces in kindergartens, creating vibrant, playful environments tailored to children’s development.
Lego-like partitioning for homes and kindergartens
Notable examples of this type of construction include the Lego House in Billund, Denmark, and a pavilion created by Dutch firm LOOS.FM. This 20-meter-tall pavilion, resembling a church, was constructed using giant Lego-like blocks for the Grenswerk Festival in Enschede, Netherlands.
The blocks, made from painted concrete, can be easily dismantled and reused in other projects, just like real Lego pieces. After the festival, the pavilion was disassembled, and its components were preserved for future use, demonstrating the structure’s modular and reusable nature.
Pasargad Company stands at the forefront of the industry, specializing in the design, structural calculations, construction, and implementation of Modular Toy Buildings. Our approach hinges on engineering expertise and adherence to global standards.
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