Architecture Kit Bundle

Are you just starting out in architecture, or confused about what you need to take your work to the next level? Perhaps you're looking for a gift for an architect friend?

To help you out, our experienced team have prepared the ultimate kit for architects – from student essentials to more advanced equipment. These are the quality, essential items you need, including drawing boards, measuring equipment, pens, papers, french curves and more.

Purchase all of these great products in a single bundle;

• Aristo MG1 Technical Pen Set
  Set contains 0.18, 0.25 and 0.50 Pens, and a bottle of black ink.
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• Broad Canvas Scale Rule.
  Our flat scale ruler is 30cm in length and ideal for technical drawing, drafting and design.
   
• Rolson 5mtr Tape Measure.
  A coated tape measure featuring a blade lock, push button retrieval and belt clip.
   
• Swann Morton Handle and 5x 10a Blades Set.
  Precision cutting performance and the same quality as their famous surgical blades.
   
• Jakar Steel Safety Ruler 30cm.
  The 'm' shaped design keeps your fingers away and slightly protected from the blade.
   
• Jakar Clutch Pencil Set.
  Contains one clutch pencil, 12 HB 2mm pencil leads in a plastic case and a non-toxic eraser.
   
• Black Cloth Casebound Portrait Sketchbook: A4.
  Seawhite of Brighton's sketchbook has been popular with designers and students for over 35 years.
   
• Gateway Tracing Paper Roll 90g: 594mm x 20m.
  A quality, highly transparent paper for use with pencils, technical drawing pens and inks.
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• Teloman Tech Style A1 Folio Carry Case.
  British handmade case with top and side mounted handles, plus a continuous zip on three sides.
   
• Aristo Compass
   
• Adjustable Set Square.
  Good basic and economical adjustable set square for engineering planning and architectural drawing.
   
• Derwent Graphic Pencils Tin Medium Set of 12.
  A great way for an architect to try out different grades of graphite pencils.
   
• Aristo French Curves Set.
  Provides arcs of constant variation enabling the drawing of complex arcs without using a compass.

Read our blog post 'Things first year architecture students need' here.