Sophie Luger

Sophie Luger is a Vienna-based architect whose work explores the role of sound in shaping architectural experience. Working across architecture, acoustics, and material experimentation, she investigates how acoustic environments influence perception, spatial experience, and our imagination of the built environment. Her research focuses on the potential of building façades as active acoustic interfaces, expanding the architectural envelope beyond its visual and environmental performance. Prior to her own field of work, she gained professional experience in a number of internationally operating architecture firms. She studied at the UCL Bartlett School of Architecture in London and the University of Applied Arts Vienna, where she now teaches in Architectural Design Studio 3 and conducts the course Applied Acoustics.