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RunDiffusion: End-to-End AI Visuals for Architecture

This free workshop empowers architects and designers to explore RunDiffusion, transforming references into mood boards, material studies, and dynamic visual stories.

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Free

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500 Seats

Dec 20, 2025

11:00 - 15:00 GMT

Saturday - Saturday

Lessons in Progress

Beginner

4 Hours

Certificate — Learn

English

Unlimited Access

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Introduction of the workshop:

Learn end-to-end visualization workflows for architecture in RunDiffusion. In this free live event, you will build mood boards from references, iterate materials, form and tone, make precise image edits, and turn hero stills into short motion for client narratives.

You will also train a lightweight style model for brand or office consistency and get clear guidance on licensing, permissions, and data protection. Leave with a finished board, an iteration set, a short video loop, and reusable presets and templates.

What You’ll Learn?

Build mood boards from references inside RunDiffusion

Craft effective prompt scaffolds for architectural intent

Run controlled iterations on materials, form, and tone

Make precise edits (masking, in/out-painting, global color/tone)

Manage seeds, versions, and presets for repeatable results

Turn hero stills into short motion for client-ready loops

RunDiffusion: End-to-End AI Visuals for Architecture

Methodology:

You’ll work hands-on in RunDiffusion from start to finish: build a reference-driven mood board, craft a tight prompt scaffold, and run controlled iterations on materials, form, and tone using seeds, batches, and presets for repeatable results. You’ll make targeted edits—masking, in/out-painting, and global color/tone passes.

In this workshop, you will convert 2–3 hero stills into a short, loopable motion cut for client previews. We’ll also demonstrate training a lightweight style LoRA (Flux Dev) for brand/office consistency and outline firm-ready practices for licensing, permissions, and data protection.

Program:

Orientation & Framing

AI in early-phase design; what we’ll build; success criteria.

RunDiffusion for Mood Boards & Concepting

References → prompts; Flux vs Stable Diffusion comparison; curate, annotate, versioning discipline.

ComfyUI for Granular Control (optional)

Batch prompts, seed control, model/LoRA swaps; export a reusable node-graph template.

Material / Shape / Tone Iterations (Applied)

Interiors, structural, landscape drills; targeted edits with Nano Banana, Seedream, Qwen (masking, in/out-paint, global tone).

Custom Models + Enterprise Readiness

Flux Dev LoRA demo (sketch/style consistency); licensing, budgeting, permissions, no third-party training policy.

Q&A + Next Steps

Assets hand-off; adoption checklist; follow-up resources.

What You’ll Use?

RunDiffusion

ComfyUI

Highlights:

Content

Instructors:

Alex Wilson

Biography

Alex has over 15 years of experience pairing the architectural design process with computation workflows. He has professional and teaching experience in several modelling, scripting, rendering, and documentation software.Currently, he works at Woods Bagot as part of a global technology team who are responsible for the Technological direction of the firm. Alex's responsibilities include progressing office BIM Standards, staff training, supporting project teams, software and plugin testing, and developing interoperability workflows.Prior to Woods Bagot, Alex has worked for a number of award-winning firms where he held similar positions focusing on BIM, technology, and parametric workflows.Alex graduated with a Master of Architecture (Digital Architecture) from the University of Melbourne.

Enrique Ramirez

Biography

Enrique Ramirez is an architect at Woods Bagot with over 20 years of experience across all project stages, from conceptual design to project management in multidisciplinary international offices. His work spans a wide range of project scales and typologies, guided by a strong focus on applying digital technologies to elevate design and construction processes. He holds a Master’s in Advanced Architecture from the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC), a foundation that continues to inform his innovative and technology-driven approach to contemporary architectural practice.