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>>823 (OP) 
They're not my cup of tea as the Architecture line seems to be oriented towards the kind of people that put sets on display and have a bit more money to throw around. They look nice but I just can't justify the price.

>>823 (OP) 
I like the idea of them, but there aren't any that I particularly like.

most Architecture sets feel soulless. I prefer buy sets with more pieces and nice features or color that a simple house or wall

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I's say the best one is the one I posted in the OP, the Farnsworth House. It's scale is good enough that it includes a lot of interior detail. It's  just about exactly half scale for normal Lego builds to accept minifigs. I'v actually thought about making my own "full scale" version but I'm not certain how to go about starting that. The model is roughly accurate to the colors of the real Farnsworth House so I'd need a lot of white and beige bricks and some clear window bricks as well.

>>826
Same, I like the idea of these "scale model" sets and think they'd be fine if they coexisted with traditional play-oriented sets. The issue is nearly every fucking set is either an action figure or one of these "scale models" that you can maybe play with once and shove onto a shelf because it's not designed to be rebuilt, like that stupid fucking Mario theme. At least with Architecture you can still buy a pile of the white Architecture element set and do stuff on your own.