How many pieces does the Singapore set have?

Set 21057 contains 830 pieces across 150 unique elements and includes no minifigures.

What colours define the model?

White and light bluish grey form the base palette, with trans-brown and trans-light blue used for windows and facades.

Is this set meant for play?

Not primarily – like other Architecture sets, it's designed mainly as a display model for a shelf or desk.

Skylines

Singapore

Singapore, from the LEGO® Architecture Skyline series, distils the city's silhouette into a reduced, modern building style. With 830 pieces and 150 unique elements, it's a display model without minifigures, focused on towers and a recognisable outline. White and light bluish grey dominate, set off by trans-brown and trans-light blue accents.

Set number: 21057
Year: 2022
Pieces: 830
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Skylines
Different parts: 150

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 150

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 (32)

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

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Adelaide Skyline 230 pieces by Machi Koro Dude

View the idea at Rebrickable ↗

What can I build with it?

Description

A skyline distilled to its essentials

Rather than individual buildings scaled for play, this set presents an entire city silhouette on a single baseplate meant to be viewed as one composition. Several distinctive towers stand side by side, together forming an image that recalls photographs of the real skyline without reproducing every architectural detail literally. This reduced, graphic approach is typical of the Architecture range and appeals more to collectors and architecture enthusiasts than to traditional play-building with figures.

Towers built from a few hundred pieces

At 830 pieces and 150 unique elements, the set stays compact while still needing to represent several distinct tower shapes and heights convincingly. It manages this through repeated basic bricks that create different facades and proportions depending on how they're stacked and arranged, without relying on building-specific special parts. For builders interested in efficient techniques, the model offers a useful case study in reproducing complex, recognisable forms with a genuinely limited set of part types.

Transparent parts, a modern finish

Alongside white and light bluish grey as base colours, trans-brown and trans-light blue elements evoke the glass facades and window surfaces of the real towers. That combination gives the model a modern, slightly translucent feel and extra visual depth, quite different from classic, fully opaque building sets. Builders after transparent pieces for their own facade projects, display cases or lighting effects will find a solid and reliable starting point in this page's parts list.

More than a display piece

Like other Architecture models, Singapore is designed primarily for permanent display, on a shelf, desk or in a cabinet, which is why it comes without minifigures. Paired with other cities from the same Skyline series, it also builds into a growing collection of silhouettes in a consistent style. The full parts list on this page details all 150 elements used, including colour and quantity, making it easier to check a second-hand set for completeness or to identify individual pieces for other architecture or facade projects.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Singapore set have?: Set 21057 contains 830 pieces across 150 unique elements and includes no minifigures.
What colours define the model?: White and light bluish grey form the base palette, with trans-brown and trans-light blue used for windows and facades.
Is this set meant for play?: Not primarily – like other Architecture sets, it's designed mainly as a display model for a shelf or desk.