arkitektón
Arkitektón is a term rooted in classical Greek, derived from architekton, literally meaning “chief builder” or “master builder.” The combination of archi- (chief) and tekton (builder) signals a person who designs and oversees the construction of buildings, complexes, or urban plans. In historical usage, the arkitekton was the official responsible for the conception, coordination, and technical execution of major architectural works.
In ancient Greek contexts, the role encompassed both practical craft and broader planning duties. Architekton figures
In contemporary usage, arkitektón appears mainly as a historical or linguistic form. It is sometimes employed
See also: architect, architecture, architekton (as a root concept), urban planning, tekton.