C# - Factory pattern using reflection or how?

I'm developing a game in console c#, that you can read maps created in files. For doing so, i'm reading a file and storing that into a string. Then i'm reading each character individually and depending on the character, I need to create an object using the factory pattern. I don't know how to do it without coupling the code.

I have the main entity Object. From object inherit different objects, like: Box, Wall, Grass, Tree. Each one is represented by a character in the file and translated to another character in the game, (B)ox = '■', (W)all = '▓', (G)rass = 'v', (T)ree = '↑'. The way I done that is by placing a property char "Model" in the Object with getter only, and in each object I override the getter with the corresponding model.

Now, while I'm reading the file map mentioned before I need to tell the factory which object to build depending on the character read. I dont want to make a big switch(character) because it will be coupled, because for each object I want to add I will have to add a new case in the switch. Is any better way of doing so?

Example of class Box:

public class Box : Object
{
    public override char Model { get { return '■'; } }

    public Box()
    {
        this.Name = "box";
        this.MapCharacter = 'B';
        this.Colors = new List<ConsoleColor>() { ConsoleColor.DarkYellow };
        this.Destructible = true;
        this.Passable = false;
        this.SeeThrough = false;
        this.Health = 200;
    }

    public override void OnDestroy()
    {
    }
}

Example code of Factory:

public class ObjectFactory : IObjectFactory
{
    public Object GetObject(char mapCharacter)
    {
        switch (mapCharacter)
        {
            case 'B':
                return new Box();
            case 'T':
                return new Tree();
            case 'W':
                return new Wall();
            case 'G':
                return new Grass();
            default:
                return null;
        }
    }
}

My idea was using Reflection get the Model of each class inherted from Object and somehow return that class, but that seems poor code