AreawareBlockitecture Habitat , 5" x 5"

We got these for our 4-yr old, and I don’t think there is a single adult who has watched him playing that didn’t pick them up to play with them a little. This is the kid of toy we can keep around for a long time and still pull out and put into the rotation.

What special pieces of work! Saw these at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in May 2013 at the Javits Center in NYC. Finally now in production. Bought some for my young cousins. They love them. Requires thought to stack - leverage and counterbalancing needed. Put 4 sets on my desk and the architects in the office come to visit and arrange them. Multiple sets work best. Nice simple details. Box says Brutalist Architecture: Series-1? Bring on Series-2! Designer was in college when he came up with these. Nicely done.

These are my favorite wooden blocks ever. A friend gave me a different version of these a couple of years ago and the adults and the kids love them. I know they are a little expensive but absolutely worth every penny. I mean, when do you see *adults* as eager as the kids to stack wooden blocks?

My daughter-in-law bought the first set of these at the NYC Guggenheim Museum gift store for my toddler grand-daughter. We all enjoyed their construction possibilities and wanted more to build with so I bought another set. Eventually bought a third set. These are high quality, nicely painted and she is becoming more inventive in using them to construct cityscapes instead of just stacking them as high as she can.

I thought the blocks would be larger but my grand daughter built wonderful buildings with it and she is 4 years old. I was satisfied with the purchase

Blockitecture is our family’s favorite toy right now. We all work together to build cities and greenways, akin to NYC and it’s Highline Park. Cannot recommend it enough. We keep buying more sets to build bigger cities.

These blocks are awesome. Simple, no batteries, no violent characters, just simple blocks printed with what looks like windows on the sides. Our 5 year old boy spends a lot of time with these and it's a nice break from the noisy, machine gun-firing, exploding, dinosaur roaring alternatives.

Blockitecture brings blocks to a whole new level. One will play with these for years. They are great for engaging with parents and older siblings.