ArchiTek

Unleash your child’s inner architect with this innovative architectural creation kit! Ideal for budding designers, it features 95 precut cardboard elements that can be combined in countless ways to construct imaginative structures. This engaging, hands-on activity not only fosters creativity and spatial awareness but also simplifies the design process—allowing young architects to focus on their artistic visions without the mess of glue or fasteners. The included full-color idea diagrams inspire more than 20 unique projects, encouraging kids to experiment and iterate in their designs. As they alternate between vibrant color and black-and-white facade graphics, kids will develop crucial direction-following skills alongside their 3-D creativity. Perfect for enhancing problem-solving abilities, this kit serves as an introductory platform for children to learn both traditional architectural design rules and to push the boundaries of imagination. Ideal for art classes or creative play at home, this model-building kit is perfect for children who aspire to become future architects. Get ready to build, disassemble, and rebuild—this product is more than just a kit; it's a gateway to limitless architectural possibilities!

Author: Dominique Ehrhard Publisher: Schiffer Books
Bind: hardback
Dimensions: 120 x 130 mm
Pages: 128
Publication Date: 12-12-2019

An introduction to architectural creation, the 95 precut cardboard elements in this book can be combined in an infinite variety of ways to build all sorts of fantastical structures. Follow the full-color idea diagrams to create more than 20 unique projects, then disassemble them and try something different. Developing direction-following skills and 3-D creativity, this kit allows young architects to both learn traditional design rules and break them. Alternate the color and black-and-white facade graphics to customize your creations—no glue or fasteners needed, just slot into place! The vibrant cutouts increase spatial visualization skills while giving future architects first-hand experience with color, form, and pattern.