Boulouki | Athens is an interdisciplinary research collaborative that delves into the study of traditional building techniques and materials. The name Boulouki, meaning gaggle or travelling group in Greek, is a nod to the historical tradition of stone masons and craftsmen coming together in groups. This collaborative aims to trace and document the carriers of traditional knowledge, as well as study and disseminate it through workshops and building projects in collaboration with local communities.

Located in Athens, Boulouki focuses on cultural heritage and operates as an Urban Non-Profit Company. Their work includes conducting research, organizing workshops, conferences, and cultural events, and promoting projects with local communities. They have primarily worked in the mountainous area of Epirus in Greece, known for its stone masons and diverse Balkan cultures.

With a network of partners from major academic institutions and renowned professors, Boulouki brings together expertise in restoration, heritage management, architecture, and civil engineering. Their approach emphasizes a hands-on understanding of cultural heritage through making, repairing, and building, contributing to the knowledge and practice of traditional building techniques in contemporary contexts