Which building does set 21021 depict?

It depicts the Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino in Singapore, designed by architect Moshe Safdie.

Does the set include minifigures?

No, like all LEGO® Architecture sets, the focus is on the building itself, so no minifigures are included.

How many pieces and elements does it have?

21021 has 602 pieces with 57 unique elements, mainly in white and trans-light blue.

Architecture

Marina Bay Sands

Marina Bay Sands, set 21021, is part of the LEGO® Architecture line and recreates the well-known hotel and casino complex in Singapore. With 602 pieces and 57 unique elements, it is a pure building model without minifigures, in keeping with the Architecture series' style. White and trans-light blue dominate the model, echoing the building's distinctive SkyPark platform.

Set number: 21021
Year: 2014
Pieces: 602
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Architecture
Different parts: 57

What can I build with it?

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Parts list 57

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Spare parts (7)

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Description

A Singapore landmark in miniature

The real Marina Bay Sands was designed by architect Moshe Safdie and is known for its three towers, joined by a single boat-shaped platform called the SkyPark. Set 21021 translates that unmistakable silhouette into a tabletop model, with the three towers linked by a continuous upper structure. At 602 pieces, the build stays compact, but the design focuses on the proportions that make the building instantly recognisable, which is the usual approach across the LEGO® Architecture range.

Few elements, precise repetition

With only 57 unique elements across 602 pieces, the set leans heavily on repetition: the three towers are built from the same sections stacked repeatedly on top of each other. That narrow part variety is typical of Architecture sets, which prioritise silhouette and scale over surface detail. Anyone familiar with other Architecture skyline sets will recognise the same building logic here, a handful of shapes repeated precisely until the overall form reads correctly.

White and trans-blue for glass and facade

The white, trans-light blue, dark grey and black colour scheme mirrors the real building's pale concrete facade and glazed sections. The trans-light blue pieces stand in for the room windows and the SkyPark observation deck on top. For collectors of Architecture sets, this colour combination is also worth noting because similar white-and-trans palettes reappear across other skyline models in the range, making some pieces useful across builds.

Who this set is for

21021 suits anyone who prefers building architecture over play scenes, whether as a display piece or a gift for someone who has visited Singapore. With no minifigures included, the focus stays entirely on the finished structure and how it looks on a shelf. At 602 pieces, the build itself is manageable enough for a shorter building session without losing the recognisable shape of the original. For collectors of other Architecture skylines, it slots neatly alongside models of other cities without taking up much shelf space.

FAQ

Which building does set 21021 depict?: It depicts the Marina Bay Sands hotel and casino in Singapore, designed by architect Moshe Safdie.
Does the set include minifigures?: No, like all LEGO® Architecture sets, the focus is on the building itself, so no minifigures are included.
How many pieces and elements does it have?: 21021 has 602 pieces with 57 unique elements, mainly in white and trans-light blue.

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