An activity people still talk about six months later, because it leaves something tangible behind. From 10 to 350 colleagues, anywhere in France.
Costed proposal within 24 to 48 working hours, with a visual of the result.
An escape room or a go-kart afternoon makes for a good time, then everyone goes back to their own department. Bricks leave an object your teams made together, and it stays on the wall. A year later, people still show it to new joiners.
An abstract idea — a strategy, a reorganisation, a company value — becomes an object you can put on the table and point at.
In front of a pile of bricks, the director and the apprentice start level. Hierarchy fades and people speak up, without anyone having to ask.
You cannot build together without splitting roles, coordinating and listening. Nobody needs prompting: without it, the piece doesn't stand up.
The piece goes home with you. A year later it is still in the lobby, still telling the story to people who weren't there.
The catalogue runs to more than fifteen formats. Rather than read them all, tell us what you're after.
What do you want from this session?
Each format answers a different objective. Tell us yours and we'll point you to the right one — and if none fits exactly, we adapt it.
Each participant assembles their own panel without knowing what it shows. Brought together, the panels reveal your logo, a company photograph or your launch artwork. The final reveal is the high point of the evening.
Teams, a clock, successive rounds and a host on the microphone. You quickly see who organises, who executes and who communicates under pressure — without it ever feeling like an assessment.
Each team builds a module on its own. Assembly happens only at the end, and nothing holds together unless the modules fit. This is the format for a merger, a reorganisation or a head-office move.
For a small leadership group going round in circles on one question. We model the organisation, the product or the customer journey in three dimensions: what resisted three hours of meeting suddenly becomes visible on the table. This isn't an off-the-shelf workshop: it is written with you, around your question, and the session is there to settle it, not to warm up.
These are only the four most requested formats: our catalogue holds more than fifteen, including themed variants, outdoor versions and multi-day running formats. Ask for it — it's free.
The Lyon office of the engineering group wanted an evening that would bring together teams spread across several departments and sites. We designed a mosaic of Place Bellecour, cut into as many panels as there were tables. Nobody saw the image before the final assembly.
« A wonderful team activity that gave us back a child's eyes for an evening. A real moment of togetherness, but also artistic and genuinely instructive. »
Catherine LascombeAECOM
We come to your offices, to a venue you have booked, or to an event site. We need tables and light — that is all.
The afternoon slot, the one that has to wake the room after three hours of plenary and slides.
Competitive format, high energy, final ranking. We hold a room of 300 without losing anyone.
An alternative to a seated dinner. People move, mix, and leave with something other than a headache.
To bond a new intake, or to introduce two entities that have just merged.
Logistics are our job, not your problem.
Twenty minutes to understand your goal, your date, your venue and your budget. No commitment.
A costed proposal within 48 hours, with a visual of the finished piece.
We arrive with everything: sorted bricks, plans, tables if needed, and the crew. You prepare nothing.
We take our equipment away and leave yours. Framing and hanging available on request.
Our formats run to 350 participants in a single session, and beyond that in rotating groups. There is no real ceiling: the available floor space and the length of your slot decide, not us.
Roughly one 1.8 m table per six to eight participants, plus an assembly area. For a 120-person mosaic, a 150 m² room is comfortable. We check feasibility from your floor plan before confirming.
We do, both times. We arrive ahead to set everything up and leave with our equipment. You neither prepare the room nor sort bricks after your guests have gone.
Three to four weeks is enough for a standard format. For a custom mosaic with your own artwork, allow six weeks: designing the laying plan takes time. In peak season — May, June, December — book earlier.
Our rates are provided on request, within 24 to 48 working hours. We quote precisely within 48 hours.
It's yours. Most clients hang it in a lobby or meeting room. We offer framing and, if you wish, we come and install it. Some break it up into leaving gifts — that works too.
Yes, every time. Washing and drying our stock is part of the workshop routine between bookings.
Yes. We are based near Lyon with a base in Occitanie, which comfortably covers the south-east and south-west. Beyond that, travel costs are itemised in the quote, with no surprises.
Describe your event in three lines: the number of participants, the date and the venue are enough to start.