Coastal slope reinforcement

Starting from the geotechnical report and the geo-protection prescription, the studio develops the reinforcement concept with a consolidated bill of works, then the full project: a pile wall, monolithic retaining walls and an engineered stair to the beach. The project is executed with certified Bulgarian structural engineers and coordinated with the municipality — one of the hydrotechnical competences that distinguish TVORZI from a purely architectural office.

The shore-protection and anti-landslide concept runs in two stages. The first secures the waterline: three rock groynes 20–25 m long, rock armour along the shore zone and the toe of the slope, and a buttress prism at its foot. The second stabilises the slope itself: regrading and terracing, 84 soil nails 6–15 m long over roughly 900 m², steel mesh, a drainage rib and about 430 m of drainage channels with controlled stormwater outfalls to the sea. Topsoil and planting are restored at the end.