Modular Buildings

Jazz Club

Jazz Club brings live music to the LEGO® Icons Modular Buildings collection, stacking a multi-storey music venue with stage, bar and audience above a busy ground floor. At 2,900 pieces and 8 minifigures, it's one of the more figure-heavy buildings in the series. If your street layout is missing somewhere for nightlife and music, this is a building that stands well apart from the usual shops and flats.

Set number
10312
Year
2023
Pieces
2,900
Minifigures
8
Different parts
648
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 648

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (97)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 8

Description

A venue that spans the whole building

The ground floor opens straight into the club itself, complete with stage, bar and dance floor, while the upper storeys hold flats and street-level scenes typical of the collection. That split means the building works as a music venue while still feeling lived-in from top to bottom, in keeping with the rest of the Modular Buildings range. Small touches, instruments, tables, a bar with stools, tell the story of a night out without needing any lights or motion to sell it. For collectors who prefer scenes over pure architecture, the ground floor is where this set earns its keep.

Another entry in a long-running series

As part of the long-running Modular Buildings line, Jazz Club sticks to the standard footprint and building style established since Café Corner launched the series back in 2007. That means it slots directly in alongside other entries without breaking the shared height or facade width. With its music theme, it gives the street somewhere for nightlife and entertainment, a role the shops, cafés and flats in the collection hadn't quite covered. For an existing layout, it closes a thematic gap without straying from the series' established look.

Dark red and grey set the mood

Dark red covers much of the facade, giving the building a warm, inviting presence in keeping with traditional music venues. Light grey, black and dark bluish grey structure the window frames, roofline and finer details, providing contrast against that red base. Compared with the brighter buildings elsewhere in the series, the palette here reads as deliberately more subdued, matching the after-dark mood the set is going for. If you want a street with a range of moods, this building supplies the darker end of that range.

648 unique parts, most of them in the club scene

2,900 pieces across 648 unique parts are spread across the facade, interior fit-out and the many small props that make up the club scene. That variety makes the ground floor a particularly detailed section to build, while the upper storeys move a little faster thanks to repeating structural elements. The full parts list on this page breaks that variety down in detail, useful for anyone hunting specifically for bar, stage or instrument pieces for their own builds.

FAQ

Is Jazz Club part of the Modular Buildings collection?
Yes, it follows the standard footprint and style of the LEGO® Icons Modular Buildings series and sits directly alongside other entries.
What does the ground floor show?
A music venue with a stage, bar and dance floor, filled out with small props like instruments and bar stools.
How many unique parts does the set include?
648 unique parts and colours across a total of 2,900 pieces, with the full list further down this page.

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