Gallery
Public Builds
Garland Police Department
This intricate replica showcases the Garland Police Complex, including the Police Department, Municipal Court, Detention Center, and Forensics Lab. The project used over 33,000 Lego pieces, taking more than 250 hours to build over a six-month time span from start to finish. This was the first large build, completed in the Fall of 2024.
Location: Garland Police Department lobby
1891 Forest Ln, Garland Tx 75042
See their website for hours open to the public:
https://garlandpolice.com/4065/Police
Special thanks to:
-Funding by the Garland Police Department and Garland Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association.
-Display table built by the Wylie East '24-25 Advanced Welding class, painted by Rick's Auto Service and Body Shop of Garland, and plexiglass installed by Carlos Ciru.
Downtown Garland Square
This beautiful build highlights the vibrant and diverse Garland downtown square and surrounding businesses. Viewers will see the newly redesigned park and playground surrounded by historic buildings and popular restaurants. The project used over 27,000 Lego pieces, taking more than 150 hours to build over a three-month time span from start to finish. This was the second large build, completed in the Winter of 2025.
Location: Garland City Hall lobby
200 N. Fifth St, Garland, Tx 75040
See their website for hours open to the public:
https://www.garlandtx.gov/facilities/facility/details/cityhall-147
Special thanks to:
-Funding by the Garland Police Department.
-Display case built by Carlos Ciru.
Richardson Safety Complex
This modern build encompasses the Police Department, Detention Center, and Fire Station 1 / Admin Building. The project used over 30,000 Lego pieces, taking more than 200 hours to build over a three-month time span from start to finish. This was the third large build, completed in the Summer of 2026.
Location: Richardson Police Department lobby
200 N. Greenville Ave, Richardson, Tx 75081
See their website for hours open to the public:
https://www.richardsonpolice.net/
Special thanks to:
-Funding by the Richardson Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association.
-Display case built by Juan Pacheco of Mr. Awning and Welding of Garland, and painted by Rick's Auto Service and Body Shop of Garland.
Highland Park United Methodist Church