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But it reminds me of the #21050 Studio Architecture Set of 1913, but there are only 4 part sizes (that we can see)... 2x2, 2x3, 2x4 bricks and 2x8 plates.
I wonder if this is a University test of sorts, to test individual creativity. We don't really know.
But it reminds me of the Tullinløkka Park LEGO fest in Oslo Norway about a dozen years ago. There TLG dumped a million white bricks of varying sizes onto the park, with tables to display creations built by passersby.
I guess we'll never know for sure, unless some documentation shows up....