The observation and investigation of landscapes that have been drastically transformed by anthropogenic factors was the trigger for this thesis. The research focuses on Lake Karla or otherwise Lake Voiveida, which is evolving from a changing landscape to a controlled-recovered landscape.

 The reconstruction of Lake Karlas is one of Europe's largest environmental projects, highlighting the landscape as a model field for research, scientific training and environmental awareness. The main goal of the smooth coexistence of all involved bodies, residents, scientists, visitors, with the ecosystem of the recreated Lake has not yet been achieved and this project aims to help in such a direction. The intervention area was chosen to be in a lakeside area of ​​the eastern side bordering the outskirts of mountain Maurovouni with a strong geomorphological interest and altitude difference compared to the rest of the coastal areas.

 The intention of the work is to open a dialogue between the wetland and the rocky topography of the area, a viewing and touring system by creating a hub of walking routes and stops with the lake as a reference center and having as a core a mixed-use architectural program that will host educational actions, research, cultural and ecotourism. The aim of the building structure is to create a tripartite hub that will concern the local community, scientists and visitors with a common focus on the management of the natural environment and the eco-development of the area. The contribution of the scientists lies in the monitoring and management of the living and non-living elements of the area with the aim of informing and protecting biodiversity.

 Accordingly, the inclusion of the community and visitors is encouraged through the engagement and development of cultural practices and activities, such as thatched constructions, basket weaving, periodic exhibitions and workshops. Ultimately, the cooperation of all individuals and the functional program aims at the development of individual responsibility towards the environment and the spirit of volunteerism.