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All LEGO Modular Buildings sets

22 setsfrom 2007 to 2026

LEGO set representative of the theme Modular Buildings

Subthemes

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The LEGO Modular Buildings theme brings together 22 sets released from 2007 to 2026, town buildings to assemble with an average of 2,579 pieces per set. From 10190 Market Street (1,250 pieces) to 10326 Natural History Museum (4,015 pieces), it offers cafés, shops, a hotel, a museum and a police station.

22 sets from 2007 to 2026, town buildings to assemble

The LEGO Modular Buildings theme offers detailed town buildings designed to line up on the same street. It began in 2007 with 2 sets: 10182 Cafe Corner (2,058 pieces) and 10190 Market Street (1,250 pieces). 10185 Green Grocer follows in 2008, 10197 Fire Brigade in 2009 and 10211 Grand Emporium in 2010.

Most years have one set. In 2012, 10224 Town Hall and 10230 Mini Modulars come out together, as do 10326 Natural History Museum and 10312 Jazz Club in 2023.

Sizes from 1,250 to 4,015 pieces

Sizes range from 1,250 pieces for 10190 Market Street to 4,015 pieces for 10326 Natural History Museum. 10255 Assembly Square (2017) has 4,002 pieces, 11371 Shopping Street (2026) 3,457 pieces and 10350 Tudor Corner (2025) 3,266 pieces.

Between these extremes, 10243 Parisian Restaurant has 2,470 pieces and 10278 Police Station 2,923 pieces. The average set reaches 2,579 pieces, compared with 389 pieces across all sets.

A restrained palette and a Mini sub-theme

Pieces are mostly split between Light Bluish Gray (19%), White (13%), Black (11%), Dark Bluish Gray (11%), Tan (8%) and Reddish Brown (6%).

The Mini sub-theme has 1 set. The other sets cover a grocery store, a fire station, a pet shop, a town hall, a cinema, a bank, a garage, a bookshop, a police station, a hotel, a jazz club and a natural history museum.

Modular Buildings in figures

Number of sets22
Release years2007-2026
Total pieces56,744
Average pieces per set2,579
Catalog-wide average389
Largest set10326 Natural History Museum (4,015 pieces)
Smallest set10190 Market Street (1,250 pieces)
Newest set11371 Shopping Street (2026)

Modular Buildings sets by period

PeriodSetsAverage pieces
2007-200941,976
2010-201462,169
2015-201952,739
2020-202353,082
2025-202623,362

Dominant colors

Color breakdown of the pieces across all Modular Buildings sets, minifigures included.

ColorPiecesShare
Light Bluish Gray10,65319%
White7,50413%
Black6,17711%
Dark Bluish Gray6,00211%
Tan4,7268.3%
Reddish Brown3,4756.1%
Dark Tan1,9103.4%
Trans-Clear1,4242.5%

2026202520232022202120202019201820172016201520142013201220112010200920082007

2026 1 set

2025 1 set

2023 2 sets

2022 1 set

2021 1 set

2020 1 set

2019 1 set

2018 1 set

2017 1 set

2016 1 set

2015 1 set

2014 1 set

2013 1 set

2012 2 sets

2011 1 set

2010 1 set

2009 1 set

2008 1 set

2007 2 sets

Frequently asked questions

What types of buildings are in the LEGO Modular Buildings theme?

The theme brings together shops and town buildings: 10182 Cafe Corner, 10185 Green Grocer, 10218 Pet Shop, 10232 Palace Cinema, 10251 Brick Bank, 10270 Bookshop, 10278 Police Station, 10297 Boutique Hotel, 10312 Jazz Club and 10326 Natural History Museum, among others.

How has the theme evolved since 2007?

It started in 2007 with 10182 Cafe Corner (2,058 pieces) and 10190 Market Street (1,250 pieces). Most years since then have one set, with 2 sets in 2012 and in 2023. The most recent releases are 10350 Tudor Corner in 2025 (3,266 pieces) and 11371 Shopping Street in 2026 (3,457 pieces).

What are the dominant colours of the pieces?

Light Bluish Gray comes first with 19%, ahead of White (13%), Black (11%) and Dark Bluish Gray (11%). Tan makes up 8% of the pieces and Reddish Brown 6%.

What sets the Modular Buildings theme apart from other LEGO themes?

Its sets are town buildings designed to line up on the same street. They average 2,579 pieces, compared with 389 pieces across all sets. The theme also includes a Mini sub-theme of 1 set.

What is the largest LEGO Modular Buildings set?

It is 10326 Natural History Museum (2023): 4,015 pieces.