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The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and #architecture represents a compelling frontier where cutting-edge technology meets creative design.  The merging of AI and the building industry is inevitable. Check out this article from Forbes: https://lnkd.in/eePbY8qx Or read about the challenges #architects are facing: https://lnkd.in/eAEefgR2

Despite the skepticism around AI adoption, more than half of the architects surveyed by Architects’ Journal say that AI can be good for productivity and 50% are already using it for feasibility testing, early-stage concepts, and materials finishes. AI can enable productivity across project lifecycles for architects eventually resulting in faster turnarounds and more time for creative tasks. At Planarific, we are building a tool that would help architects/designers take up more projects in a year by enabling efficiencies in #homerenovation projects. https://lnkd.in/dJBGNM22

"In the same way computers have replaced drawing on a drawing board, AI allows us to produce better-resolved buildings. AI will become more like an extra team member" Architects’ Journal survey https://lnkd.in/eVJT5hae This sums up the utility and opportunity of AI in built environment that can be of immense value to architects, contractors, project managers, and everyone in the supply chain of buildings. As we move into a world where faster construction technologies, modularisation, off-site manufacturing, and novel materials become the norm, AI integration into design methodologies presents the opportunity to serve a growing population that needs a clean and green environment.

Check out my colleagues Darragh O'Grady and Karan Mishra's latest blog on GenAI in enterprise architecture. Sneak Peak: As organizations explore GenAI's potential, enterprise architects will play a crucial role in integrating AI into technology strategies, ensuring sustainable alignment with business goals, and governing AI initiatives to foster innovation and responsible adoption.

For my Architect friends… I’m at The American Institute of Architects (AIA) National Conference and hearing a lot of feedback about sessions on using AI in architecture and walking the expo floor hearing about AI-driven tools. It’s the good, the bad, and the ugly. I’m also getting lots of questions about how AI really is and will be utilized in firms. If you’re wondering the same thing, maybe joining a profession-specific mastermind group focused on business use cases for AI in architecture is the thing for you. If you’re interested, reply in the comments below. #AI #AIinArchitecture #artificialintelligence #AECindustry

The architectural process begins long before design commences. Once the preliminary scope and requirements of the project are defined, our pre-design process involves researching building codes and design codes for the planned structure and location. While these tasks are critical to the success of the project, they are often tedious and time intensive. We are currently exploring several AI tools that assist us with these tasks and provide answers to other questions to reduce the human time and effort this research takes—without compromising accuracy. Click the link below to read more about these AI tools. https://lnkd.in/gYBAV3-V #Architecture #AI #ArtificialIntelligence

Although it may sound easy, for a lot of architects and designers it's a lot of trial and error. Not seeing the forest for the trees? Tim Fu's expertise can help you along the way. Discover his Talk on writing the perfect AI prompt here: https://lnkd.in/gZUXSdnK #timfu #AI #AIinArchitecture #promptwriting #clerkenwelldesignweek #technologies #innovationindesign

The state of AI in architecture Roderick Bates of 3D visualisation specialist Chaos explores the findings of new global research exploring the adoption of, and attitudes to, artificial intelligence in architecture The practice of #architecture is continuously evolving, with artificial intelligence (#AI) emerging as the latest innovation to reshape industry workflows. As director of corporate development at Chaos, I was particularly interested in the insights unveiled in the latest report from Chaos and Architizer, the State of AI in Architecture. Capturing responses from 1,227 professionals globally, this report offers a clear overview of AI in the current architectural landscape, showing the AI workflows that are already widely adopted and highlighting the increasing importance of robust AI integration to the architectural community. See full article (please share across your networks if you find it interesting) https://lnkd.in/efV9MM3U

Generative AI is set to revolutionize the field of enterprise architecture. Get a comprehensive overview of the impact of Gen AI on EA activities, plus challenges, risks and limitations in the latest Technology Insights blog post. https://lnkd.in/dB8_yUnS #ProtivitiBulgaria #GenAI #AI #EnterpriseArchitecture

Traceability of the input generated from AI models is essential for enterprises, especially in crucial industries like Architecture, Engineering, and Construction and Life Sciences, where accuracy is paramount. At Egnyte's recently concluded AEC Summit, Nick Decker and I discussed some of the common challenges and considerations faced by AEC firms as they adopt AI solutions. Watch the complete session here: https://lnkd.in/gYHRwYVs #ContstructionTechnology #AECSummit2024 #AI