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‘Flower Facade’ is a breathtaking architectural marvel, designed by the talented Hera Kim from Tinkertailor Studio. This innovative creation showcases an exquisite and luxurious flower-inspired design, meticulously crafted entirely from glass.

Ida Rasouli explores the implications of these tools, highlighting their potential to revolutionize the way architects communicate and ideate.

According to Marco Alfaro, creating symbiotic relationships between the elements involved in a project has been a priority, as well as data analysis, interpretation, and reconfiguration for him. Here is insight from Marco on artificial Intelligence, hydroponics and metaverse.

According to Stephane Bauche, everyone discusses AI, ChatGPT, Open AI, and Stable diffusion. Students are cheating on their tests, lines of code are writing themselves, graphic designers are suing for fraudulent use of their copyrights, parametric shapes are becoming fashionable again.

In our recent interview with Joshua Vermillon, an expert in the field of AI-based design tools, he shared his perspectives on various aspects of AI and its impact on architecture.

Does ChatGPT know more about American architecture? How does ChatGPT make decisions, for example, when the Budget is limited? How much of a site-specific help can ChatGPT be? The following article will display such and similar questions and critically reflect upon them.

Generated by Ulises Design Studio, Colossal Cascades’ envisions a vibrant, inflatable intervention at one of the world’s most iconic historic landmarks in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community.

Inspired by the naivety of bouncy castles, Floating Fantasies consists of a series of images created with Midjourney, featuring large inflatable installations floating in the River Seine in Paris.

Ideation to creation with AI mainly focuses on form generation and presenting them in various formats, and manipulating the architectural elements.

Spatial Effects with Midjourney 2.0 will focus on generating images of provocative spatial volumes (interior or exterior), along with effects and atmospherics.