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Antoni Gaudí’s Casa Batlló overlaid with AI-informed artwork by Sofia Crespo

Archinect

The resulting methodology saw Crespo use artificial neural networks to extract visual patterns from data inspired by the bra.

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Sensory Urbanism: Researchers make the case for fighting 'visual bias in urban planning'

Archinect

A wide range of methods ranging from the high-tech and data-driven , to more ethnographic and experience-based ones, are being used as a means to combat the “limiting visual bias” they see as inherent in most urban planning schemes.

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Chetwoods and J&A unveil beach-informed metro station in Shenzhen

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Chetwoods and J&A have completed Dameisha station in Shenzhen The station's design was informed by its beachside location and integrates elements of the surrounding topography. The ceiling was crafted from a curved aluminium profile that serves as a canvas for visual details, including perforations and graphic layering.

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Beyond Photorealism: Blending Art, Data and Emotion in Real-Time Architectural Visualization

Enscape

Since the advent of digital rendering, the pursuit of photorealism has long been considered the ultimate goal in the landscape of architectural visualization.

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From Plan to Reality: Unlocking the Power of Aerial Imagery for AEC

Aerial imagery has emerged as a necessary tool for architecture, engineering, and construction firms seeking to improve pre-construction site analysis, make more informed planning decisions, and ensure all stakeholders have access to an accurate visualization of the site to keep the project moving forward.

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The English city of Bradford develops a digital twin to help inform planning decisions and promote cultural heritage

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“It will enable people to look at the built environment in a virtual 3D world, and then see what impact new developments have on things like surface water drainage, noise pollution, clean air and visual impact.” ” “One of the biggest issues.

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Does AI Correlate Materiality with Contemporary Architecture? An Experiment with Six Building Materials

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still recurs today, the generation of images and text is grounded in existing information, limiting their capabilities. What has surprised many is the increasingly apparent closeness to overcoming the Turing test and the growing similarity, in terms of visualizations, to what an architect with skills in this field can achieve.

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