4 > 5000
90 > 180 min.
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Yes
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Leonardo da Vinci Team Building: build the machines of the Renaissance genius with your team. Engineering, craftsmanship and collaboration in a unique experience.
Leonardo da Vinci: an experiential format where participants become Renaissance engineers. Divided into teams of 8-12, each team receives raw wood, tools, and reproductions of Leonardo’s original drawings to build working machines — parachutes, bicycles, crossbows. The activity unfolds in three phases: historical briefing and project assignment (15-20 min), design and manual construction (60-90 min), testing and final presentation (20-30 min). Total duration: 1.5-2.5 hours. All equipment — wood, drills, saws, hammers, nails — is included and provided by our staff.
Leonardo da Vinci is a format with a medium training level, focused on project management and practical problem solving. The key dynamics stimulated are: project management (planning construction, assigning roles, and meeting deadlines), creative problem solving (interpreting drawings without standard measurements and finding solutions), role division and leadership (self-organizing to define who designs, cuts, and assembles), operational communication (precise instructions and constant feedback), and resilience (reacting to construction errors and adapting). The format is ideal for incentive events and conventions where training must be hands-on, tangible, and photographable.
