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This workshop introduces an AI-driven workflow for generating, editing, and animating architectural interiors and exteriors into cinematic visual narratives.
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How to generate, tweak, and take control over prompts in MidJourney 7.0. Key parameters, tokens, and camera angles for photorealistic results
Alternative ways to transform an image into a prompt or get an image description
Handy techniques for editing the parts or the entire image of your project (Nano Banana Pro and other editing tools inside Weavy)
Effective prompting in Nano Banana Pro to generate multiple images based on your one image reference
Tokens for image and video generation. Types of shots and camera movements.
Key frames for smooth and cinematic video generation with Luma AI
Principles of storytelling while generating and editing a video
The workshop will focus on the workflow for generating the interior space and exterior facade for one building, based on the existing plan/image/reference.
In conclusion, we will combine elements from both workflows into a comprehensive video that showcases your project from both inside and outside. Every participant is working on their own project, highlighting individual progress and contribution throughout the workshop.
We will start by generating the base images for the interior and exterior. Alternatively, we will transform the white interior and exterior models into realistic renders using the AI editing toolset.
Then we will proceed to the next stage by editing those images - creating different/extra views, changing the atmosphere/weather, and adding some people.
To sum up, we will bring all the pictures to life by animating transitions between frames. This workshop is divided into three main parts:
Participants will explore how to ideate and develop a precise, extended prompt to achieve a photorealistic and desirable outcome. We will explicitly cover the tokens in the prompts (including the camera position and adjustments), parameters, style, omni, and image references.
Also, participants will receive a hands-on guide to working with the sketch/white model in MidJourney (and other AI editing tools) and to assigning a specific look/style to it. At this stage, we are working on both the interior and exterior images.
We are using the results from the previous stage (or an existing project image) and making adjustments with the AI editing tools (Nano Banana Pro and others). The goal is to showcase different edit scenarios that could be easily achieved with a prompt and reference combination.
For instance, we will consider weather/time-of-day/atmospheric changes, object inpainting, extra-view/image generation, and people addition. The focus will be on the consistency of all generated images.
During the last phase of the workshop, we will explore video generation for all of the images, highlighting how these skills can elevate your projects. We will go through the key framing and storytelling for the final video.
At this stage, we will cover the transition making, the morphing, and object manipulations. The aim is to develop a cinematic and convincing video to pitch your architectural/design idea at an early stage.
What you should already know or have ready before you start, experience, tools, and any baseline skills the instructors expect. Scan the list below so nothing catches you off guard.
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Alina Holovatiuk is a Ukrainian architect, AI enthusiast, blogger, and the founder of the musical startup InTempo in Kyiv, Ukraine, currently working as an architectural designer & AI consultant at the Kyiv-based firm ARDIS. She is the author of the international social experiment "Architecture & Happiness" for her master’s thesis.
She holds a Master of Architecture degree from Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture, where her diploma project, “Memes in Architecture,” explored internet memes (objects or symbols that encode specific information) in real-life public spaces.
Alina is a winner/finalist of more than 29 international and national architecture/design/fine art contests. Her AI works were showcased in Seoul, Tokyo, San-Fransisco, and Detroit, and she is consulting architectural bureaus on AI applications.
great course
Thank you
Content is great, Alena did it very well! I would prefer a better provision of files and prompts before the workshop starts, so that students can better do the stuff by themselves.