If you’ve ever played with Lego (and who hasn’t?) as an adult, you've inevitably looked at the tiny bits of plastic in your hand and thought, Damn, these things are small. That's what Arnon Rosan ...

When Covid-19 loomed on the verge of becoming a global pandemic, Arnon Rosan, founder and CEO of EverBlock Systems in Manhattan, feared it would be the end of his five-year-old business. "We had a ...

Building or assembling furniture — no matter how satisfying the end result may be — can be challenging. Even putting together a desk from Ikea can feel daunting when you dump the contents out of the ...

ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--WILsquare Capital, a St. Louis-based private equity firm, announced today its portfolio company, Versare Solutions, LLC, has completed the acquisition of substantially all ...

“I hope that EverBlock opens up opportunities for designers and inventors, both professionals and individuals and provides the basis for new types of innovation and creation,” EverBlock founder and ...

Geek Life: Fun stories, memes, humor and other random items at the intersection of tech, science, business and culture. SEE MORE by Molly Brown on Aug 27, 2015 at 9:59 am August 27, 2015 at 9:59 am ...

New York City-based entrepreneur, investor, and perennial tinkerer Arnon Rosan drew inspiration from everyone's favorite construction toy to create a modular building system. Functioning very much ...

Of all the materials that kids use to build houses—from Lincoln Logs to playing cards to gingerbread—Lego bricks reign superior. The interlocking plastic blocks can make a sturdy, straight, and ...

Arnon Rosan manufactures giant Lego-like building blocks, which can be converted into furniture or walls for offices, classrooms, and military training operations. They’ve been used to build a ...

LEGO bricks are a flippin’ awesome piece of equipment. Whether you’re 8 or 80 years old (and beyond), there’s something really magical about turning a pile of raw materials into something ...

Don’t mention the L-word. Or rather, do, because Arnon Rosan isn’t afraid to admit the obvious: his giant modular building blocks look like Lego bricks on steroids. “Yeah, that’s a fair observation,” ...