LOTLab: Noisy Constructions

What if architecture wasn’t just seen but heard? This experimental workshop invites architects, dancers, musicians,and everyone who has a love for these fields, to dive into the world of sound-making structures! Using only recycled materials, we’ll construct interactive objects that clatter, rattle, and resonate—turning trash into instruments of playful chaos.

These experiments contribute to an ongoing thesis process that will later evolve into a larger-scale construction where movement itself will generate sound.

Whether you love to build, move, or compose, this is your chance to explore the unexpected relationship between space, movement, and sound. No blueprints, no limits—just curiosity and noise!

Come ready to tinker, shake, and make some joyful racket!

Free entry, no previous knowledge necessary.

Giota Lazarou is a movement researcher and dancer exploring the intersections of space and body. Theofano Batskini is a violinist and composer fascinated by the dialogue between structure, sound and rhythm. Together, as architects and artists, they investigate how movement and sound shape our built environment, blurring the lines between design, performance, and play.

Host or Publisher ECHOLOT