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LEGO 2017 / Architecture Sets

In 2017, LEGO released 6 Architecture sets across 2 subthemes, all of these sets have been retired. Subthemes for that year included Landmark Series and Skylines. For that year, the total price of all retail sets cost $300, today those sets are valued around $956, a growth of 219%.
Most valuable 2017 LEGO Architecture set
21033 Chicago $247.88
Highest growth 2017 Architecture set
21032 Sydney +659.75%
Largest 2017 LEGO Architecture set
21037 LEGO House 774 pieces
Most owned 2017 Architecture set
21034 London
6 sets

21032 Sydney

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Skylines
Year 2017
Pieces 361
Availability Retired
21032 LEGO Architecture Skylines Sydney
Retail $29.99
Value $227.85
Growth  +659.8%
Annual growth 14.5%

21033 Chicago

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Skylines
Year 2017
Pieces 444
Availability Retired
21033 LEGO Architecture Skylines Chicago
Retail $39.99
Value $247.88
Growth  +519.9%
Annual growth 13.5%

21034 London

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Skylines
Year 2017
Pieces 468
Availability Retired
21034 LEGO Architecture Skylines London
Retail $39.99
Value $36.44

21035 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2017
Pieces 744
Availability Retired
21035 LEGO Architecture Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Retail $79.99
Value $189.56
Growth  +137.0%
Annual growth 9.2%

21036 Arc de Triomphe

Theme / Subtheme Architecture / Landmark Series
Year 2017
Pieces 386
Availability Retired
21036 LEGO Architecture Arc de Triomphe
Retail $39.99
Value $136.09
Growth  +240.3%
Annual growth 13.8%

21037 LEGO House

Theme Architecture
Year 2017
Pieces 774
Availability Retired
21037 Architecture LEGO House
Retail $69.99
Value $118.38
Growth  +69.1%
Annual growth 7.2%

Year Pricing

Retail
$299.94   (for all 6 sets)
New/Sealed
Value
$956.20
Growth
+218.80%
Annual growth
+10.04%
Used
Value
$471.15

Subtheme Pricing

2017 / Architecture
Annual growth
Skylines
+13.68%
Landmark Series
+9.86%

Subthemes

2017 / Architecture
Sets
Landmark Series
2
Skylines
3

2017 Set Lifespans

The average lifespan of a 2017 Architecture set is 37 months where 21034 London had the longest lifespan of 110 months.
Arc de Triomphe
Chicago
LEGO House
London
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Sydney
Average (37 months)
Lifespan in months
0
55
110

Community Stats

The following are the top 6 most owned 2017 Architecture sets by LEGO collectors.
#1London
#2LEGO House
#3Sydney
#4Chicago
#5Arc de Triomphe
#6Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum

About LEGO Architecture

The Architecture theme which was introduced in 2008 contains sets designed by Chicago architect Adam Reed Tucker based on real structures. Adam Reed Tucker's sets focus on incredible man-made sights and structures based upon the real world and comprised of microscale models. Unlike most LEGO, Architecture sets are typically not meant for playing but rather designed for display. The debut sets, released in 2008, were of two Chicagoan classics: Willis Tower, and John Hancock Center then New York City's Empire State Building, followed by Seattle’s Space Needle.
2017 LEGO Sets
Two films anchored 2017: The LEGO Batman Movie and The LEGO Ninjago Movie, each with extensive waves and a dedicated CMF series. BrickHeadz moved from limited releases to a full collectible line, and LEGO Boost introduced approachable coding and robotics. Several short-lived lines from prior years, including the BIONICLE reboot and Mixels, were no longer active.