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The keycard's actually a lego playing card model I found online, by the way
1. The keycard would probably be a 1x2 flat plate. it's much harder to lose than the 1x1.
2. In these small-size sets, there's always one other piece with one other guy. One of the dogs seems logical. Though in the modern day they would probably make it out of mixels parts, it would be funnier and more accurate to in-game movement if they did a custom dinosaur-style mold for it.
3. There would be a door gate on one side or in the middle for extra bricks and to make it less visually flat/usable for stop-motion.
4. If this is a piece of hallway, there would probably be a pin-to-brick connector, male on one end, female on the other, so it could be modular with other sections like checkpoint.