Leva

Children are often the best and the toughest audiences.

They master the art of suspension of disbelief: they don’t care about the technology, the brainstorms, or the briefs. If it’s engaging and interactive enough you’ll know— because they’ll step right into it.

At Bujairi Terrace, we created a tunnel of flowing streams of color inspired by the earthy tones of the Saudi desert.

And while we love awards and international recognition, seeing children play, chase, touch and interact with this installation was the best confirmation we could receive.

When technology disappears in plain sight, experiences begin.

The first part of our moving process is officially done: we said goodbye to our production space in Cascinotto and brought all of our shelves, tools and ideas with us in the new headquarters.

Last but not least we’ve got The Beast: the CNC milling machine responsible for so many custom components, prototypes and challenges has now settled into its new home.

We’re soon stepping into the final stages of the new Leva Headquarters - stay tuned for more behind the scenes!

“Impossible Engineering” at full scale – our brand new production floor carries a reminder of our mantra and promise.

The grid is there to guide our creativity and support the systems and ideas behind every complex project.

Our future headquarters is taking shape with every new detail and we couldn’t be more excited: here’s to new energy and more room to build innovation.

Stay tuned for more updates – including a well deserved launching party. Details coming soon.

Last week we were invited by the Project Management Institute to talk about project management in creative, non-traditional contexts.

From the constant dialogue between structure and freedom to the processes that breed creativity instead of hindering it, we shared our approach to engineering complex experiences — all through the lens of our “Impossible Engineering” method and mantra.

It was a pleasure to welcome Davide La Valle, Professional Development Director at PMI-NIC, to our studio and exchange perspectives on how processes, multidisciplinary collaboration, and communication can support ambitious growth.

Field trip for creative engineers: yesterday we stepped out of the studio and into “Electric Dreams” at — a chance to recharge and to welcome new levers into the team.

We explored, played, discussed and let ourselves be immersed in ‘s installation.

Then, after art & technology, a classic: lunch at Marcelo.

Not a bad way to reset on a Thursday afternoon.
Then it was back to building the impossible 🦾

Our new headquarters is starting to taking shape.

The mezzanine is now in place, soon to host our offices and the spaces designed for collaboration and experimentation.

Work is progressing and we can’t wait to share the next steps: our future home will be an innovation hub for even more impossible engineering.

Stay tuned!

This time last week we were exploring Executive Briefing Centers across California, wrapping up another exciting GACEP Spring Conference.

Each spaces had its distinct approach, customized to the brand’s messaging & their customers’ needs.

At Visa, the journey-driven experience was built around storytelling and personalization, with technology amplifying the narrative.

Google Cloud was all about collaborative environments and playful setups, blending gamification, workshops and co-creation to drive discovery.

At Autodesk, the premium R&D-led showcase of real-world applications spanned various industries, from cinema to automotive to drones or the reconstruction of Notre-Dame.

Different formats, multiple angles, same goal: delivering high-impact customer experiences.

Our takeaway?
Bespoke installations remain the most effective way to elevate brand storytelling and make complex narratives truly memorable.