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The start-up claims to offer the first agents dedicated to agency management, where emails, technical specifications, schedules, inspection notes and budgets are currently managed in separate tools.
Trunk Tools, Beam AI, QikBIM and Higharc have unveiled their tools in quick succession, with the latter raising $95 million — a sign of a shift in BIM towards the automation of repetitive tasks.
ArchDaily sets out the specific ways in which AI is being integrated into the architectural production process, from the first sketch to the final rendering.
A systematic review examines how digital twins, combined with AI, are transforming the design and management of smart, energy-efficient buildings.
Platforms such as Autodesk Forma and digital twins now incorporate environmental analyses and predictive simulations right from the earliest stages of architectural design.
The platform, which generates plans, execution documents and 3D models from a single model of the house, adds an automatic quantity surveying module for material distributors.
The "Architecture of Possibility" exhibition at MOCAUP traces the evolution of the studio and highlights its adoption of generative AI tools and immersive environments.
Rapid iteration of concepts, optimization of plans, acceleration of construction documents: AI image generation has gone from a gadget to an everyday tool in the agency.
Unanet's AEC Inspire 2026 report, conducted among 300 U.S. executives, measures a 20-point increase in adoption in one year — and the lag that comes with it.
Site analysis and case studies, photorealistic renderings, editable 3D modelling: generative AI is gradually becoming an integral part of the everyday tools used by architectural practices.
By 2026, nearly half of architecture professionals are already using AI tools in their projects, with a further quarter planning to do so.
AI is primarily used for upstream design — concept generation, image editing, rapid iteration — and 86% of users report measurable time savings.
According to ArchDaily, competitive advantage will not come from the adoption of new software but from the reorganization of work, access to knowledge and the localization of value.
A research article questions the balance to be found between the efficiency gains made possible by generative AI and the professional responsibility that remains that of the architect.
Engineering firm Arup details how artificial intelligence is now involved in almost every stage of urban design, from digital twins to traffic management.
A study explores how generative AI tools can support architecture students in their design exercises, without replacing their learning.
Cumulative revenue rose 7.4% to $158.7 billion, driven by telecoms and energy — but architectural firms declined.
AI-driven BIM is becoming a standard in the construction industry, with agents able to directly read and modify building data.
Overview of the concrete uses of AI by local authorities: cross-referencing of zoning, housing and demography data to better target public policies.
The most profound transformation of the profession is not in the generation of images, but in the systems that make these images constructible.