Field notes, workflows and essays about AI in architecture, read by people who actually draw for a living. Less dispatch, more diary.
An essay on what AI produces when architects direct the tools.
A portable spec for how your practice renders, drafts and prompts. One file, version-controlled, shared with every model.
--iw 1.5 reference-image workflow we use to push a SketchUp or Rhino export through Midjourney without watching it reinvent the facade.Concrete, brick, brass, oak, and the one phrase that makes each look like a photograph, not a poster.
AI rendering for small firms, which tier actually makes sense for your budget and project volume.
What it actually does, what it can't, and the five mistakes most firms make on the way in. Written for architects who want to stop reading marketing copy.
What AI rendering is good at in architecture, where it fails, the workflow that works, a tool-by-tool take, and when not to use it.
What Leonardo AI is good at for architecture, where it falls short, and whether the price is worth it.
What clients and employers actually look for when they see AI in your work, and how to present process, not just output.