We are excited to announce the AI Creative Challenge, a groundbreaking event that invites design professionals from around the globe to harness AI tools, such as Midjourney and Dalle2, in architectural design.
Sarah Asif’s creative process revolves around exploring the fascinating intersection between the built and unbuilt environment, drawing inspiration from the beauty of nature and natural geological formations.
Vojtek Morsztyn is a London-based designer with a remarkable reputation in the field. Constantly seeking new avenues for creative expression, Vojtek is now venturing into the realm of AI technology in design.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is still a hot topic and going to take more people’s attention the world of AI is constantly evolving, and one of the best ways to stay ahead is by attending AI workshops.
In this article, Hassan Ragab will be talking about his findings over the past few months while using Midjourney and Stable diffusion in exploring that space between art and architecture.
Agnieszka Nowacka is an architect and designer who is interested in Artificial Intelligence. She started exploring AI tools the previous summer when the AI image generation overtook the internet like a storm.
The images he generates are conceptually surreal but at the same time, he tries to create them as realistic as possible in terms of image composition, textures, materials, lights, etc.
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