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Fusing Realities: AI-Driven Architectural Narratives

Name: Fusing Realities: AI-Driven Architectural Narratives
Price: 93.50 EUR
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This workshop focuses on using AI and parametric tools to create interactive architectural designs and visual stories.

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Date:

Feb 22, 23, 2025

Duration:

8 Hours

Difficulty:

Intermediate

Language:

English

Certificate:

Yes

Registration:

€93.50

Tutor:

Arturo Del Razo Montiel

Members:

79.48 EUR (27.75%) discount

Recordings:

Available Indefinitely

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Introduction of the workshop:

In this cutting-edge workshop, we will delve into the intersection of architecture, artificial intelligence, and immersive design. Leveraging state-of-the-art AI tools, this workshop will teach participants how to transform traditional 3D models into dynamic visual and interactive narratives.

This workshop is designed to empower architects, designers, and creators with the ability to craft compelling visual stories that redefine architectural communication and conceptualization.

The selected software tools, including MidJourney, Dream Machine AI by Luma, and Luma AI 3D Capture, among others, have been chosen for their groundbreaking capabilities in AI-driven creativity, immersive design, and interactive storytelling. Together, these tools provide a holistic ecosystem for pushing the boundaries of architectural visualization.

What You’ll Learn?

Master AI tools for architectural visualization and storytelling.

Develop skills in parametric and generative design using Grasshopper and Rhinoceros.

Capture and process 3D environments with Luma AI 3D Capture.

Create immersive video content with tools like Genie, Luma AI Generator Videos, and
Hyperhuman Rodan.

Integrate workflows to produce dynamic and engaging architectural narratives.

Fusing Realities: AI-Driven Architectural Narratives

Methodology:

This workshop will focus on creating futuristic architectural designs and narratives. Participants
will explore typologies such as:

Urban interventions
Conceptual pavilions
Immersive spatial environments

Participants will develop parametric and generative designs through tools like Grasshopper and Rhinoceros. AI tools like Luma AI and Hyperhuman Rodan will be used for dynamic visualization, video generation, and immersive content creation.

Students will produce unique, multidimensional architectural representations by combining traditional and innovative software.

Session 1: Interactive presentations and guided hands-on activities to introduce tools and
techniques.
Session 2: Collaborative or individual projects focusing on integrating workflows to
create a final presentation.

What You’ll Use?

Highlights:

Content

Intro + PAACADEMY Updates (09:18)

Introduction to the workshop - PAACADEMY Updates

3D Model Creation Guide (37:41)

Creating 3D models from images

This session focuses on creating and manipulating 3D models from simple images using tools like Midjourney, Hyper 3D, and Meshy with a step-by-step guide on generating prompts transferring images to 3D models for quality and efficiency.

Advanced 3D Modeling Techniques (01:08:13)

Transforming 3D models with Lunchbox

This session focuses on transforming 3D models using Rhino & Grasshopper, utilizing Lunchbox and Weaverbird, with a step-by-step guide on converting meshes, applying penalization, and creating detailed architectural structures.

AI-Driven 3D Model Animation (34:39)

Enhancing 3D models with AI

This session focuses on enhancing and animating 3D models using AI tools like Midjourney, Runway, and Krea, with a step-by-step guide on upscaling images and creating animations.

AI Image Prompt Structuring (44:58)

AI-driven image generation techniques

This session explores AI-driven image generation and real-time editing using Krea AI, focusing on prompt structuring and architectural visualization techniques.

Krea AI Image Manipulation (39:12)

Krea AI image refinement techniques

This session explores refining AI-generated architectural images in Krea AI, testing variations, upscaling outputs, and integrating custom design drafts.

AI-Driven 3D Modeling (17:44)

AI to 3D model refinement

The session introduces advanced AI-to-3D modeling techniques, including transferring generated models into Rhino and Grasshopper, refining designs, applying narratives, and optimizing geometry for architectural projects.

Visualization and AI Integration (58:36)

Rhino modeling to AI visualization & rendering

This session explores using MidJourney, and Krea for generating architectural visualizations, converting 3D models into artistic renderings, and refining digital presentations with different styles and perspectives.

AI Architecture Visualization Workflow (39:57)

AI-driven architectural visualization process

This session explores generating architectural visualizations using Krea & Luma AI, focusing on interior views, conceptual boards, and video animations.

AI Mood Board Creation (38:30)

Mood boards & animations with AI

This session guides participants through creating AI-driven mood boards, animations, and architectural visualizations using tools like MidJourney, Luma AI, and Discord.

Architectural Design with AI (59:15)

AI-driven architectural visualization techniques

This session continues to explore AI-powered architectural visualization using MidJourney and Luma AI, demonstrating mood board creation, inpainting, and master planning techniques.

Important Notes:

Software Installation is NOT a part of the workshop! Students must have all the software installed before starting the workshop.

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Instructors:

Arturo Del Razo Montiel

Biography

Arturo del Razo Montiel is an architect and architectural designer specializing in parametric design and the integration of artificial intelligence. As the founder of "Artu_Nreal," his design studio focuses on conceptualizing parametric projects, experimenting with cutting-edge technologies, and merging art with architecture. He holds a Master of Design in Sustainability Architecture from the Politecnico di Torino, Italy, and a Bachelor's degree in Architecture and Landscape Design from BUAP (Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla) in Mexico. 2010 Arturo won the prestigious Contest del “Museo del Vino” in Chile. More recently, he completed a series of innovative visual and 3D art mapping projects for artists, with the latest exhibition set to take place at the Museo Internacional del Barroco, designed by the acclaimed architect Toyo Ito. Currently, he is a faculty member in the Architecture Department at IBERO Puebla, where he teaches parametric architecture. His students have also created innovative projects that blend parametric modeling with AI.Arturo has led workshops at various institutions, including the University of Manchester, La Sapienza in Rome, and Istanbul Bilgi University. At SMAC (3D Printing School), he conducted a workshop on integrating AI and 3D printing and facilitated another titled AI Architectural Workflows for Creation Thrill. In March, he participated in AI Day at the University of Manchester, exploring the intersections of AI, architecture, and design innovation.His academic contributions include co-authoring the article "Sustainable Design and Generative AI" for SIGRADI in collaboration with Angelo Figliola, a professor at La Sapienza University who focuses on the intersection of parametric architecture and sustainability. He has also published several other publications on integrating AI into architectural practice. Recognized by AI Architects Magazine as one of the leading architects in artificial intelligence, he has also worked as a conceptual artist with AWA Studios, which is known for its contributions to the comic industry.Arturo's speaking engagements include conferences at the International Interior Design Forum at Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez and "Más Allá de lo Construido" at Universidad Autónoma de Puebla, as well as events across Mexico, Manchester, and Italy. He has judged AI competitions and contributed to the "Constructing Futures" exhibit for the Detroit Month of Design.