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Hristo Tritakov, PhD

architect, aquatecture specialist and (maybe) more

Architecture in the marine environment should be used as a significant tool for solving global, urban planning and social problems in the search for a high-quality living environment that advantages the sustainable and positive future development of human civilisation.

The appropriate aquatory use will contribute to developing new perspectives and expanding urban planning ideas, which should be sufficiently predictable and prepared for the rapid increase of the human population in the 21st Century. aquatecture the book



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A multiple award-winner, an established author, an architect and an academic professional, Dr. Hristo Tritakov is not only a creative individual, but also committed to better lives of many in the world with his expertise in ‘Aquatecture’. He has researched extensively about existing water settlements worldwide.

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Aquatecture 2: Perspectives of Water Architecture 18 October 2026

Aquatecture 2: Perspectives of Water Architecture

Volume 2 of the Aquatecture book series by architect Hristo Tritakov, PhD: floating structures, offshore megacities and the future of urban planning on water.

Podcast TALANTI: On Design with Architect Hristo Tritakov 15 October 2026

Podcast TALANTI: On Design with Architect Hristo Tritakov

Architect Hristo Tritakov, PhD, talks about design, architecture and aquatecture on Podcast TALANTI (in Bulgarian).

Aquatecture 1: Potential of Water Architecture 11 October 2026

Aquatecture 1: Potential of Water Architecture

Volume 1 of the Aquatecture book series by architect Hristo Tritakov, PhD: how water architecture can make coastal cities more compact, safe and resilient to sea-level rise.

Archinova Architecture Awards – Video Interview with Hristo Tritakov 20 April 2026

Archinova Architecture Awards – Video Interview with Hristo Tritakov

A video interview with architect Hristo Tritakov, PhD, recorded for the Archinova Architecture Awards, where his aquatecture projects have been recognised several times.

Urban Purifier – a Microalgae Pavilion for Cleaner City Air 10 November 2025

Urban Purifier – a Microalgae Pavilion for Cleaner City Air

A modular timber pavilion built around a microalgae photobioreactor that cleans the air of the city – Mess is More and VODORASLO's project, awarded the Archinova 2025 Special Prize.

Aquatecture – Design Perspectives for Living on the Water 5 June 2025

Aquatecture – Design Perspectives for Living on the Water

What aquatecture means, why coastal megacities will turn to the water around them, and how resources, flexible urbanism and greenery can make living on water as comfortable as living on land.

Zerobeyond Interview 18 November 2024

Zerobeyond Interview

It is always fascinating to meet professionals, who have achieved great academic success with their research and studies. Each individual, with their respective expertise, enlightens one’s life in an amazing manner. I hold very high respect for individuals, who pursue doctorate in their quest towards perfection in their fields. Honestly, I not only envy them, […]

House with Bunker – Living Beside a Wartime Bunker at Cape Shabla 2 December 2022

House with Bunker – Living Beside a Wartime Bunker at Cape Shabla

Two design studies for a private residence built around a Second World War bunker at Cape Shabla, Bulgaria's northernmost point – both nominated at the Archinova awards.

Origami – a Modular System of Floating Houses 25 November 2022

Origami – a Modular System of Floating Houses

One basic floating module, many outcomes: homes, hotels and offices that can stand alone on the water or combine into floating neighbourhoods. Nominated at Archinova 2022.

Habitat Red Sands – a Community Living on the Water 11 September 2020

Habitat Red Sands – a Community Living on the Water

How the Second World War Red Sands sea forts in the Thames estuary could become a complete human habitat on the water – the concept that won the Arch Inova 2020 award for conceptual projects.

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Message me at hristo.tritakov@gmail.com