Business projectCreated for Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories

Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly Building Kits

Two building kits for Canada’s Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly, giving the territorial legislature a larger architectural model and a compact version for its planned merchandise collection.

Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly Building Kits, studio composition based on the original model
Client
Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories
Client country
Canada
Industry
Other
Project type
Small Kit
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing

The model looks awesome! I love the use of our logo, and incorporating the lake and trees was certainly a nice touch.

Kyle Rogers, Intern, Public Affairs and Communications, Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly

The brief

We translated the Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly into two builds with a shared sense of place. The territorial legislature in Canada wanted a smaller version of its existing building kit for its merchandise plans. The challenge was to give the compact model its own appeal while preserving the identity of the larger version. The architecture and lakeside setting became the link between the two.

We built the architecture and its setting from original LEGO® elements, using 1,249 pieces for the larger model. For the smaller version, we kept the interior’s polar bear rug and meeting room, alongside Frame Lake and the surrounding trees. The Assembly logo identifies the model, connecting the institution with its architecture and landscape. In feedback on the smaller design, the Assembly’s team highlighted the logo and lakeside setting.

The two sizes offer different ways to build and explore the same place. The larger model gives the architecture more room, while the compact version brings the building and its surroundings into a smaller footprint. Both keep the Assembly’s own identity at the center. Together, they form a collection built around a real site, with details to discover in the building and the landscape around it.

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