A unique set of stacking wooden blocks in blue, red and white with windows painted on each block.
A unique set of stacking wooden blocks in blue, red and white with windows painted on each block, separated to show the shape of each block.
Yellow packaging for a unique set of stacking wooden blocks in blue, red and white with windows painted on each block.

Blockitecture 'Habitat'

James Paulius
$35.00

Habitat is the first in the Blockitecture® series, designed by James Paulius for Metaproject, an industry projects class produced by Rochester Institute of Technology's Industrial design department in partnership with Areaware. The forms were inspired by Habitat 67, a housing complex and pavilion designed by Moshe Safdie for the 1967 World's Fair in Montreal, Canada.

Blockitecture is toy that allows users to enhance their understanding of physical laws by using their creative and imaginative processes. Hexagonal blocks nest together in various formations, allowing them to counterbalance each other and create unique cantilevers found in modern and contemporary architecture. Using simple geometry and clean aesthetics, Blockitecture is a toy that can be used by people of all ages and passed down through the generations.

  • New Zealand Pine
  • Package dimensions: 2 x 7.25 x7.25"
  • Recommended for Ages 6 and up.