Decision-making
Who takes charge of the budget, and how the team agrees on what’s worth paying for.
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A half-day team challenge that shows how your people plan, negotiate and decide under pressure.
Your mission
Build the bridge that wins the room.
Your problem
So does every other team, and you’re all shopping at the same market.
Every team gets 1,000 credits, and every purchase moves the price. Premium buys speed. Patience buys bargains. Newspaper costs almost nothing, if your team can make it hold.
Need an edge? Buy an expert tip. A proven blueprint. A spy card for a look at a rival’s plan. Or skip the market and strike a deal with the team next to you.
Then comes the moment everyone awaits. Your bridge on the rig, the sand going in, the whole room counting… Until it breaks.
The final score rewards how far you span, how much you carry, and how much money you kept.
Spend like an engineer. Save like a strategist
Step 1
Buy materials and know-how on a market that reacts to every team’s demand.
Step 2
Premium and easy, or cheap and clever. Spend it now, or keep it for the score.
Step 3
Load it live in front of everyone. The highest Legend Score wins.
Span × Load × (1 + Unspent ÷ Budget)
Span times load measures the bending moment the bridge resists, so a long bridge and a strong one compete fairly. Every credit you don’t spend multiplies your result.
We unpack every moment in the debrief, so each team leaves with one thing to do differently at work.
Who takes charge of the budget, and how the team agrees on what’s worth paying for.
Who keeps a cool head when prices spike, and who finds the smarter, cheaper route.
Whether teams share, trade and help each other, or try to corner the market.
Whether the team pays for outside know-how or backs its own ideas.
Licensed architect and lead facilitator
Julien is an award-winning architect and Design Director at LEAD, the Laboratory for Explorative Architecture & Design in Hong Kong. Load-Bearing Legends takes the way architects actually work, under real constraints, deadlines and loads, and turns it into a team challenge.