Browsing: AI in Architecture

In this article, Neil Leach delves into the dual nature of AI, acknowledging its incredible potential as a tool while also highlighting the emerging capabilities that have begun to raise concerns.

‘Dreaming with AI’ will delve into the deep conceptualization of innovative design projects, mainly focusing on architecture.

Midjourney’s AI technology allowed for the creation of visually diverse reproductions of Turkish houses in generative AI applications, leading to the inception of the Turkevi.biz project.

Greg Tate, an Architect with 30+ years in the design and construction industry, spent his youth building model cars, mini-bikes and go-karts in Southern California during the 70s.

Jose Luis Perez Hermo actively participated in Midjourney Architecture 3.0 and MJ Design workshops led by Tim Fu. According to Jose, these workshops helped him push the boundaries regarding the ideation process.

Ozan Ertug has been practicing architecture for more than 20 years now. His passion for architecture has been to foresee what would happen in the near and far future, to analyze and recognize what has been done before, and to realize the present as a result of this process.

We are delighted to announce our new series, AI Spotlight. As PA, we believe artificial intelligence-powered tools and new language models have more potential than many professionals expect. In this series, we will showcase new emerging designers who focus on AI.

We are excited to announce the AI Creative Challenge, a groundbreaking event that invites design professionals from around the globe to harness AI tools, such as Midjourney and Dalle2, in architectural design.

When Alessandro Peritore first became aware of MidJourney, he was immediately ecstatic. He had finally found the tool to visualize his artistic fantasies.

City Lamps Forest was designed by Rolando Cedeño de la Cruz (aka Rolo), this AI exploration proposes the creation of corridors of light and meeting points throughout the city that illuminate the way home for pedestrians after a hard day’s work.