Green House is a team based event centred around the challenges of sustainability, using a mixture of science, skill and mental based challenges to both test and educate your guests.
Teams have to build and maintain a water filtration system and also generate a renewable energy source, as well as looking at reducing their carbon footprint with insulation and recycling tasks.
Green House is a unique indoor team building activity, designed specifically in response to the ever-growing environmental conundrum that we undoubtedly face as a society.
As we go about our busy everyday lives, we may not stop to think or realise that each action within our own home has an impact on the environment… and the simple possibilities that exist when we truly consider how sustainability applies to us all.
The event is therefore a very hands-on activity, as the best learning always takes place by doing!
Your group shall be split into teams of 6 or 7 guests, ideally already sat on round tables within your meeting space to allow for a swift & seamless setup of the activity, with minimum disruption to your conference.
Tackling a total of 6 challenges, teams must complete each to the best of their ability – as the challenges all contribute to the event finale, which will reveal the winning team who can demonstrate that they have best grasped and tackled the sustainability issue.
This is a brand new event debuting in February 2022, so whilst we do not have any current event photos as of yet… watch this space!
Where do you need the venue?
Ever fancied the opportunity to get one over your landlord… our take on the classic board game will offer you the chance!
Too weak to brave the jungle? Fear not, we can bring the experience to you with our Get Me Out of Here event!
Inspired by the iconic show, a challenging event which requires mental skill and physical ability as teams compete to ascend the throne!
A highly unique and rewarding activity, that will see your group assemble solar-powered lights for the benefit of children living in energy poverty.
