DCdesignBlog: Shared with me by Megan Kindle from Fox Architects

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Shared with me by Megan Kindle from Fox Architects

Barbie I Can Be…Architect, Coming Fall 2011

There’s a new doll coming to the Barbie I Can Be… line this Fall 2011. It’s the Barbie I Can Be…Architect, which we just love! The Barbie I Can Be line is truly showing girls that they can be anything they want to. From a vet or a movie star to a news anchor or an architect.

Girls can imagine designing their very own Dream House withBarbie® I Can Be…™ Architect. Ready to tackle the daily responsibilities of a real architect in or out of the office, Barbie® I Can Be…™ Architect includes a hard hat and a set of blue prints. Wearing an architecturally inspired dress showcasing a city skyline, Barbie® doll’s outfit is symmetrically stylish with bold colors and clean lines. In designing this doll, Barbie® partnered with the American Institute of Architects to keep Barbie® I Can Be… ™ Architect doll authentic to the career.

Article Source: http://toyxplosion.com/tag/barbie-i-can-be-architect/

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