At the intersection of innovation and human determination lies a man whose name now resonates across the media – Rüdiger Koch, President and Co-Founder of Ocean Builders.

With an unwavering commitment to redefining modern living, Koch has shattered the Guinness World Record for the longest time spent underwater in a fixed habitat—120 days.

This historic achievement is more than just a record; it is a clear beacon of what’s possible when vision meets perseverance.

A Digital Testament: The Power of a Wikipedia Page

In today’s digital era, having a dedicated Wikipedia page represents a universally recognized mark of influence and credibility. For Rüdiger, this online acknowledgment not only highlights his record-breaking feat but also immortalizes his trailblazing contributions to ocean living innovation. The page stands as an enduring statement of his impact and reinforces his role as a pioneer of revolutionary marine habitats.

120 Days Underwater: Expanding the Horizons of Possibility

Living underwater for 120 days, and breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest stay in a fixed underwater habitat, was far more than an endurance test. It was a powerful testament to the innovation and resilience of Ocean Builders. Inside the underwater room of SeaPod Alpha Deep, a groundbreaking habitat engineered for underwater living. His achievement not only redefines what’s possible beneath the waves, but also paves the way for the future of ocean living: resilient, self-sustaining communities that exist in harmony with the natural world.