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Using AI as a Design Tool in My Architecture Practice

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Unsure of how to incorporate AI tools into your design process? Follow along as I share my experiments using the text-to-image generative AI app, Midjourney, and see how I'm using ...it in my architecture practice.

It all starts with a sketch and an idea.

While Midjourney produces captivating images of seemingly perfect buildings, it's important not to mistake them for finished work. Instead, we want to direct it like a sculptor shapes raw materials. The key to using Midjourney creatively lies in controlling the output through specific prompt language, rather than treating it as a mere rendering engine. Remember, AI is a mirror for your own creativity, so the quality of input determines the quality of output.

As you experiment you'll start noticing small flaws or peculiarities in the images where things aren't quite right. These imperfections can be harnessed to uncover new solutions and truly leverage AI as a creative tool. Cultivating the ability to identify these deviations and explore their possibilities is an important skill.

Using Midjourney can sometimes feel like a gambling experience, endlessly remixing and upscaling images until you stumble upon something you like. While there is a certain magic to it, it's crucial to step away from the algorithm periodically and process these new ideas using different tools. For me, that means returning to sketching to synthesize and consolidate these learnings.

This process of transitioning from analog to digital and back again - for me - yields unique outcomes. By learning to direct AI toward well-defined goals, the results can be transformative.

Additional Prompt Info (blog post): https://thirtybyforty.com/blog/using-ai-as-design-tool-in-my-architecture-practice

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00:00 Architectural Sketch in Procreate
00:30 Midjourney for Architecture
00:59 Don't Use Midjourney like this
01:23 My Prompt Recipe
02:55 Blending Images
03:28 Look for Aberrations
04:00 Sketching and Synthesizing Ideas
05:59 Schematic Design Presentation
06:22 Download My Procreate Sketching Pack

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Interior Design with an Architect's Eye: Here's my Process

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Follow along as I create an interior design presentation and story/mood board for my clients. Not all architects consider interior design as part of their scope of work, but for ...residential architects it’s at least half of our work. It’s essential. I want a singular holistic vision and a reflection of the architectural design solution applied consistently throughout. There are, of course, varying degrees of influence we can exert. I’m hardly a Frank Lloyd Wright fan, but I always admired his ability to design every last detail in his clients’ homes. From window glazing to tableware, linens, art, and accessories. He designed every piece of furniture and, fixed their positions, to curate the overall experience, both inside and out. Although most people have limited budgets and patience for this degree of design integration (especially after 27 months in construction), for architects it remains an aspiration.

My interior design process is a combination of design and curation. Some elements, such as door and window details, cabinetry, hardware selection, plumbing, and lighting fixtures, need to be designed and integrated, while others, such as furniture, accessories, and textiles, can be left for curation.

Designing a home involves many decisions, from furniture and color choices to lighting and accessories. Every aspect contributes to the overall look, feel, and function of the space. Without a guiding concept, the result can feel like a disjointed collection of disparate elements. That's why architects and interior designers approach each decision from a holistic perspective, considering how it fits into the overall aesthetic and concept of the space.

For this project, the concept is drawn from the colors, textures, light and patterns in the natural surroundings. See how we use materials, scale, texture and color to mimic the boundary condition this home occupies between forest and sea.

To see the presentation slides and material palettes, be sure to check out the blog post: https://thirtybyforty.com/blog/interior-design-starts-with-this

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00:00 Introduction
01:44 Design Concept
02:53 Material + Color
03:25 Why Neutrals?
03:58 Carlisle Wide Plank Wood Floor
05:23 Mosa Tile
05:55 Choosing the right White
06:25 Mood Boards for each space
07:22 Hardware, Plumbing + Light Fixtures
07:45 Kitchen Material Palette
08:51 One Palette, Many Options
09:14 Every last detail
10:15 Creating a Holistic Work of Art
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