Grigor Perchikliyski

Dr. Grigor Perchikliyski serves as chief assistant at the Department of Urban Planning within the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Geodesy (UACEG) in Bulgaria. He specializes in landscape architecture education and research, teaching multiple courses across all years of the Landscape Architecture program.

His academic credentials include a Master's degree in Landscape Architecture and a Doctorate in Architecture. He is fluent in Bulgarian (native), English, and Russian, facilitating his international collaborations.

Dr. Perchikliyski's research spans several interconnected domains:

• Landscape architecture and urban planning of public spaces
• Cultural heritage preservation in historical parks and gardens
• Physics and Quantum Mechanics applications in architectural contexts
• Ancient civilizations' influence on modern landscape design

His professional design work has earned significant recognition:

• First Prize in the 2022 International competition for Dobrich city's central urban area development
• First Prize for Svishtov's urban environment renovation and modernization
• Team leadership in the 2024 International architectural competition for Stara Zagora's Municipal Market area

He actively participates in international projects, including work in Enugu, Nigeria, and collaborates with colleagues like Dr. Emilia Kaleva on Cultural Heritage Preservation courses. As a member of both the Union of Landscape Architects (SLA) and Chamber of Architects in Bulgaria (KAB), he bridges academic theory with professional practice while supervising student theses in landscape architecture.