Bauhaus wooden construction game

Archiblocks Bauhaus is a wooden construction game designed to learn about modularity, volumetry, balance and composition. The game pays homage to the famous movement by making it possible to reproduce existing buildings such as the archives built in Berlin by Walter Gropius in 1964 or to develop a typography by writing the word "bauhaus" and many others. The sobriety of the pieces makes it an intergenerational and decorative object: adults and children find in it a meaning specific to their age. Soft to the touch, these blocks are entirely handcrafted in linden wood whose natural drying allows this very light color to be preserved. Carefully handcrafted in Europe, Archiblocks uses certified wood from sustainably managed forests. Content: 27 pieces Material: Untreated basswood Presentation: box with screen-printed lid