Bring your imagination to life with LEGO bricks! From custom models to interactive workshops, we combine fun and learning to inspire creativity and innovation in every build.
It's like 3D printing your thoughts—one LEGO brick at a time!"
Unlock creativity at your child's birthday with our Lego workshops! From themed builds to freeform challenges, our customizable Lego birthday workshops bring fun and learning together for an unforgettable celebration.
Whether you are looking to reward your employees with a nice, tailor-made set, or you want to gift a miniature model of a big project to your clients, or a stunning gift for your loved ones, or a birthday party return gift, we can do it.
We conduct LEGO workshops for children age group 4-15 years old. We offer a wide variety of workshops i.e., robotics, coding, game development, machines & mechanism, stop motion animation, lego comics designing, competitions, LEGO fun activities, and many more.
Whether you are looking for a team building exercise or some fun activities for your employees, we can customize the activity according to your need.
Vishnu Agarwal has years of experience in the field of STEAM Education using the LEGO Education platform. He is the founder of ROBO-G, a robotics and STEAM education service provider. Vishnu has successfully coached teams in the World Robot Olympiad and First LEGO League competitions. Many students and teachers alike have learned STEAM concepts from Vishnu’s courses and coaching.
He is also the founder and LEGO artist at Pick A Brick - Build Your Imagination. He uses LEGO bricks to make people's imaginations come to life through custom models, workshops, and employee engagement activities. In other words, he 3D prints their thoughts using LEGO bricks.
He has presented a research paper on Teaching Programming and Computational Thinking to Elementary Level Children Using LEGO Robotics Education Kit at Technology for Education (T4E) at IIT, Bombay.
He is the author of "The Art of Virtual LEGO Design: Design LEGO Models Using Studio 2.0" published by Apress, a Springer Nature company. Apress is a publisher dedicated to meeting the information needs of developers, IT professionals, and tech communities worldwide. He is also a technical reviewer at Apress.
