01
Thinking in parallel
Participants first build their own answer, instead of everyone following the direction set by the first idea spoken aloud.
LEGO® Serious Play® workshops in Belgrade
A business conversation where nobody is just an observer.
Brickly workshops in Belgrade use the LEGO® Serious Play® method to involve the whole team, make a complex problem visible and turn different perspectives into shared decisions.
It is not a workshop about bricks, but about the question your team needs to solve
LEGO® bricks catch the eye, but their role is not decorative. Participants build answers to carefully designed questions, explain the meaning of their models and use them to explore relationships, risks and opportunities that are hard to hold on to in an ordinary conversation.
We can run the workshop at your company’s premises or at another suitable venue in Belgrade. Before the date, we jointly define the business challenge, the make-up of the group, the level of confidentiality required and the result the process should make possible.
Topics we work on
The method is a tool. The business challenge shapes the process.
The LEGO® Serious Play® format can be useful when a team needs to think together about topics such as:
- 01
aligning goals, priorities and ways of collaborating within the team;
- 02
strategic direction and testing possible scenarios;
- 03
roles, responsibilities and interdependencies between functions;
- 04
organisational culture and the behaviours that really shape it;
- 05
customer experience, innovation or developing a new service;
- 06
a retrospective of an important project and turning lessons learned into next moves.
Organising the workshop
From the first conversation to the work in the room
A good result depends both on the design of the process and on the conditions people work in. That is why we don’t leave logistics to the last minute.
- 01
Intro call
We understand the context, the decision or the change facing the team and check whether a workshop is the right format.
- 02
Process design
We formulate the questions, choose the duration and participants, and agree on the desired outcomes, documentation and confidentiality.
- 03
Preparing the room
You need a quiet room with enough work surface for building, shared models and uninterrupted conversation.
- 04
The work and next steps
The facilitator guides the process from warm-up exercises to a shared model, conclusions and agreed actions.
What is different
Everyone builds. Everyone explains. The team sees the whole.
The structure of the method changes the dynamics in the room and the quality of information available to the group.
02
More equal contribution
Every model has a story, and every participant gets space to explain what they see and why it matters.
03
A visible system
Abstract relationships and assumptions take a physical form that the group can examine and change together.
04
Shared ownership
Conclusions do not arrive as someone else’s advice; the team takes part in creating them and understands the logic behind the decision.
After the session
What does a good workshop in Belgrade need?
We agree on the exact conditions based on the format and the number of participants. As a starting point, plan for the following:
- one quiet room with no parallel meetings
- enough space for individual and shared models
- relevant participants present for the whole agreed session
- a goal defined in advance and an agreement on how the work is documented
Choose the format by the decision, not by how attractive the tool is
Good sign
Worth talking about a workshop
- The team is dealing with a complex question that has multiple perspectives and interdependencies.
- It matters that everyone’s contribution is heard, including the quieter members of the group.
- You want to finish with a shared picture and practical next steps.
Worth checking
A different step may be needed first
- You need an entertainment programme without a concrete business question.
- You are looking for a lecture where participants mostly listen to an expert.
- You expect the tool itself to solve the problem automatically, without preparation or follow-up.
Before we talk
Frequently asked questions
Where are the workshops held?
The workshop can take place at your company’s premises or at another agreed venue in Belgrade. When choosing, we check the size, work surfaces, privacy and conditions for uninterrupted work.
Do you provide the LEGO® materials?
Yes, the materials needed for the agreed process are part of the workshop preparation. Participants do not need to bring anything, and no prior experience is required.
Is it possible to organise a workshop outside Belgrade?
Yes. We also run in-person workshops elsewhere in Serbia and across the region — in Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Slovenia. Send us the city, the approximate number of participants and your preferred period.
Planning a workshop in Belgrade?
Send us the topic, the number of participants and a rough date. We will come back with questions that will help us choose the right format.
Check format and dates