A story of building and passing on
Unibrick designs and builds in construction bricks: models for cultural institutions, activities for local authorities, collaborative setups for companies and workshops for young audiences.
A story of building and passing on
Unibrick grew from a simple idea: to use the brick as a tool for representation, interpretation and cohesion. Over the years that intuition became a craft, then a signature — creating setups that bring people together, explain and give value.
The workshop took shape, the projects grew more varied, the audiences wider. What has not changed is the intention: to make building accessible to everyone, to offer experiences with elegance, to create images that tell a story.
An evolution shaped by the projects
Unibrick has grown at the pace of the encounters and needs that came its way: models for cultural institutions, activities for local authorities, collaborative setups for companies, workshops for young audiences.
Each project has enriched the next. Each experience has refined the way we work. Each build has strengthened one conviction: the brick is a material that brings people together.
A committed team
Unibrick brings together complementary skills: design, drawing, facilitation, interpretation. Each person contributes an expertise, a sensibility, a way of looking at a project.
The team shares one vision: to create setups that are accessible, elegant and unifying — that tell without imposing, that show without lecturing, that gather without constraining.
That range of perspectives lets us take on very different projects while keeping one visual and narrative language.
How we work
We design our setups with a demand for legibility and precision. Every creation is made to be understood at once, experienced simply, shared naturally.
Our approach rests on clarity of volume, elegance of form, ease of experience, restraint in the setup, and the protection of our craft.
We handle the whole chain: design, preparation, installation, facilitation. That continuity is what keeps the quality even, whatever the setting or the audience.
An independence we hold to
Unibrick works entirely on its own terms. We design our own models, we select our own pieces, we control our own processes. The brick is a material, not a brand: it serves to build, to represent, to pass on.
An intention
To create experiences that bring people together.
To offer images that tell a story.
To give value to projects through the simplicity of a gesture.
To make building accessible to everyone.
You have a project, even a vague one.
A plan, a photograph, an intention: that's enough for us to tell you whether it's feasible, at what price and in how long.