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Don't tell Julio Preuss not to bring the office home.

For the past few months, the CBC employee and Lego aficionado has been building a massive replica of his workplace, the CBC's Toronto headquarters, for Canada Builds 150 — a collective project turning all kinds of Canadiana into Lego tributes for the sesquicentennial.

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"I love Lego and I love the CBC, so it all fit together," says Preuss, who works as a product manager on CBC's Digital Operations Team.

Preuss's elaborate model — which he single-handedly built on his own time, using more than 30,000 pieces — recently won the Best of Brickfête Award at a massive Lego fan festival in Toronto.

The mini CBC will soon be on display inside its real world counterpart: near the CBC Museum on July 19th and 20th for CBC Kids Days, where it may remain on semi-permanent display.

Have a closer look and see if you can spot Peter Mansbrick, the building's beehive and a cell phone disguised as a big-screen TV.

This is what the Canadian Broadcasting Centre building, located in downtown Toronto, really looks like.

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And this is what the same building looks like in Lego.

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Now, let's take a tour of the building's interior.

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Want to see more amazing projects from Canada Builds 150? Check out our article about the year-long project.