Question 1

What is the Human Element?

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We're a Barcelona-based studio designing singular experiences for teams, conferences, and strategic programmes for organizations — bridging the humanities and the business world.

Question 2

How far in advance should we book?

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We recommend 3–4 weeks, since experiences involve coordinating venues and facilitators; some can be arranged faster — ask us.

Question 3

What's included in an experience?

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Every experience includes full logistics (venue, facilitator or speaker), materials, and a pre- and post-experience toolkit to help the team prepare and reflect afterward.

Question 4

What human skills do your experiences develop?

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Creativity, critical thinking, cultural awareness, empathy, collaboration, communication, adaptability, curiosity, and emotional intelligence — each experience is built around a specific set of these.

Question 5

What is an Innovation Tour?

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A guided visit to a major innovation or creativity festival (like Sónar+D or MWC), turning the event into a structured learning experience for your team rather than a walk-through.

Question 6

Do you organize experiences outside Barcelona?

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Yes — we operate in Barcelona and Madrid. If your team is elsewhere, get in touch; we're open to discussing it.

Question 7

Can experiences be delivered virtually?

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All talks and select workshops can be delivered virtually. Experiences built around a physical place — museum visits, walking tours — stay in person.

Question 8

What languages are the experiences available in?

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English, Spanish, and Catalan — most facilitators can run a session in any of the three.

Question 9

How much do experiences cost?

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Pricing varies by experience — some list a starting price per person, most are quoted per group depending on size and format. Get in touch for a quote.

Question 10

Is there a minimum spend for corporate bookings?

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We do work with a minimum budget, but the price depends on the group size and format, so a session for a small team and an event for the whole company are priced very differently. 
Tell us the size of your team and we’ll prepare a tailored proposal for you.

Question 11

What's the minimum and maximum group size?

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Group sizes vary by experience — some workshops cap around 20–35 participants, others scale to full company events. Check the specific experience page, or ask us for large-group options.

Question 12

Is this only for large companies?

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No — we work with teams of all sizes, from a single department to a company-wide offsite.

Question 13

Are the experiences accessible for people with reduced mobility?

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It depends on the format — workshops and talks at your office are fully accessible; for gallery visits or Innovation Tours at festivals, we confirm the venue's accessibility with you before booking.

Question 14

Can we request a sign language interpreter?

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Yes, on request and with advance notice. We include it without issue in any experience we facilitate ourselves; for Innovation Tours within festivals, this covers our guided portion, not the festival's own talks, which we don't organize.

Question 15

Do any experiences have flashing lights or loud sound?

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Some gallery visits and Innovation Tours at festivals (Sónar+D, MIRA, OFFF) include audiovisual installations or amplified sound. We'll let you know ahead of the visit if this applies, so you can decide with that information.

Question 16

Which format is the calmest or fully seated?

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Talks and workshops at your office are always seated, with no intense lights or sound. It's the most predictable format if that's a priority for your team.

Question 17

What if someone on the team has a need that isn't covered here?

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Write to us with the details before booking and we'll confirm what's possible, experience by experience. We'd rather be upfront about limitations than promise something we can't deliver.

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