Architectural Engineering, Kids Science Kit, Learning Resources About Architectural Design, STEM Toys for Science Experiments, Age 8+, Silver

12 year old grandson, who wants to be an architectural engineer, loved it! He said it’s challenging but enjoys it nonetheless. I wouldn’t give it to a child who’s not already hooked on architecture.

Grandson loved it!

On visit by grandchild, this was first choice. Properly challenging; great opportunity for child and adult to work together and discuss what makes a building project strong. We looked at pictures of Roman arches, of the Eiffel tower, of ancient and new projects. Super project.

realised the parts are enough for only 1 structures, instead of the all 20 ....... would be nice to make it clear in the product description, and also list out the models that can be built

The age range says 8 and up, but my budding 5 (almost 6) yr old builder loves it. He needs help putting some of the pieces together and especially taking them apart, but is increasingly learning to do so on his own. So far we've built the eiffel tower and the ferris wheel. They're remarkable structures--engaging, attractive, and remarkably illustrative of the power of different shapes in architectural enginneering.