Generative AI (GenAI) is extremely promising, but achieving tangible results is more complex than the hype suggests. Keir Regan-Alexander, architect and founder of creative consultancy, Arka Works, highlights the challenges of implementing GenAI and offers practical strategies for professional practice
AI is going to force the architecture profession to take a long hard look at the way we are currently charging for our design services. Arguably, this dialogue is long overdue.
Dicky Lewis, Co-Founder of White Red Architects, unpacks the evolving world of architectural concept creation. From hand sketches to AI tools, Lewis shares his journey and insights on blending traditional and digital methods.
Insights from the architectural frontlines on how practices are experimenting with emerging technologies
We are in uncharted territory when it comes to IP
A new breed of chat bot is about to make Large Language Models a whole lot more useful in practice.
I have begun to think that Generative Design was waiting for Generative AI to come along to really find a place in the mainstream.
The latest in a series of practice profiles looking at architects who have recently decided to go it alone
The promise of what I’m calling ‘Leveraged Drafting’ is to speed up the often boring and mechanical taskwork.
The term ‘ideation’ always sounds made up to me, but essentially this is what these image generation platforms aim to do.
I hope architects will lean into this revolution, get themselves organised and get ready to work together (as a whole profession) to lead the change, rather than find themselves subjected to it.
The “traditional office” is at a turning point. Who is right about how the future of work will look?
AI is now providing insanely powerful tooling and if we’re honest, an almighty boost of synthetic talent.
