Brick team building, in Lyon
Our workshop is in Sourcieux-les-Mines, twenty-five kilometres west of Lyon. That is where the 118,000 part references are sorted, and where the van sets off from. For a Lyon company, that changes three concrete things.
- Sourcieux-les-Mines (69210)Workshop
- 25 km, about 35 minutesDistance from Lyon
- None within Greater LyonTravel charges
- 10 to 350Participants
- 90 minutes to a full dayDuration
- Three weeks recommendedBooking notice
What being close actually changes
A supplier travelling from Paris bills the journey, arrives the night before and leaves the same evening. We set off from Sourcieux-les-Mines: the van is loaded the day before, installation happens on the morning of your event, and the team stays until everything is packed down. No travel charges within Greater Lyon.
Second consequence: you can come and see. The workshop is open to visits. When a management team is torn between a mosaic and a collective build, an hour on site in front of the bins and a model under construction settles it faster than any quotation.
Third consequence: the unexpected can be absorbed. A room that changes, a headcount that doubles the week before, a panel damaged in transit — thirty-five minutes away, that gets fixed. Five hours away, it does not.
What we have built in Lyon
AECOM — Place Bellecour
12,000 pieces, 1.8 × 1 m, built in a single evening by 120 colleagues from the Lyon teams. The piece now hangs in their offices.
Musée Lugdunum — Lugdu'Briques
The ancient city of Lugdunum in bricks for the Gallo-Roman museum at Fourvière: a million pieces, 23 m², nine months in the workshop.
Bios — the Lyon head office
A model of the Bios head office, built for the opening of their new premises and kept in the reception hall.
Sevanova — the new offices
A 1.5 m model for an opening night, with a rear wall built on the spot by guests, each brick engraved with their name.
How it works
- You tell us the date and the headcountThe date, the number of participants and the venue are enough for a first figure. We answer within 24 to 48 working hours.
- We check the roomA 2 m mosaic needs a wall or an easel; a collective build needs floor space. We tell you what is required before you sign, not the night before.
- We install on the morning itselfTables, sorted bins, laying plans, facilitators. You arrive to a set-up that is ready.
- The piece stays with youA framed mosaic hangs in your offices. A collective build can be kept, dismantled or taken back to the workshop — your call.
What Lyon clients ask
Do you charge travel costs in Lyon?
No, not within Greater Lyon: the workshop is twenty-five kilometres away. Beyond that, travel is stated in the quotation, never added afterwards.
Do you work outside Lyon?
Yes, anywhere in France, with further bases in Toulouse and Dijon. The Lyon workshop remains where every piece is built.
Can we visit the workshop before deciding?
Yes, by appointment, in Sourcieux-les-Mines. It is often the quickest way to choose between two formats: seeing the parts, the bins and a model being assembled.
How far ahead should we book?
Three weeks is enough for most formats. In May, June and December demand is high, so book earlier.
Do you run evening sessions?
Yes. The AECOM mosaic was built in a single evening after the working day. It is a format that suits end-of-day sessions well.
How many facilitators for a group of 200?
One facilitator per 40 participants, so five for 200. We can field up to ten.
You are in Lyon. So are we.
Give us the date, the headcount and the venue. You will have a figure within 48 hours, and you can visit the workshop before signing.