Business projectCreated for Queen’s University, Faculty of Law

Queen’s University Faculty of Law Building Kit

A building giveaway kit for Queen’s University Faculty of Law, a Canadian law school, making its own campus architecture the focus of a branded gift.

Queen’s University Faculty of Law Building Kit, studio composition based on the original model
Client
Queen’s University, Faculty of Law
Client country
Canada
Industry
Education & Universities
Project type
Small Kit
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing

The brief

The team at Queen’s University Faculty of Law knew which part of its identity it wanted people to build. When considering a small giveaway kit, the Canadian faculty put its building ahead of its crest as the option most likely to appeal to its audience. We took that choice as the starting point: the faculty’s own architecture, presented as a gift people could assemble.

We translated the building into a model made from original LEGO® elements. The compact design brings together the long facade and glazed entrance, with trees framing the building. A Queen’s Law plaque identifies the finished piece. It puts the faculty’s name alongside the architecture, keeping the focus on a place its audience can recognize.

Choosing the building gives the gift a connection to the faculty beyond its name. The campus becomes something to explore through the hands, with the entrance and surrounding trees taking shape during assembly. The completed kit can then stand as a small architectural display. It is a way to put a place at the heart of a university gift, following the faculty team’s own view of what its audience would want to build.

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