65-foot-high Lego Cathedrals Store 19 Billion Pieces a Year

June 27, 2008

Exclusive video of the Lego Cathedrals, eight massive Lego storage buildings with 65.6-foot high ceilings, a 65.6-square-mile shelf space, and dozens of giant robots going up and down retrieving boxes full of bricks. “I felt like I entered the Matrix. Below the thunderous noise of the flying machines, I heard myself shouting: ‘It’s a cathedral’”.

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