Feb 24
Volumetric studies quietly shape the future of architecture. Before we fine-tune plans or facades, the way mass and empty space interact sets how a building breathes, stands, and fits into its surroundings. When we use AI at this stage, it’s not just about automating tasks. It’s about exploring more options. Instead of relying on one or two ideas, we can test multiple spatial options and identify patterns we might have missed. This changes the architect's job from creating to editing, from making to curating ideas. Good judgment becomes even more important. So, here's a question: does exploring more options help us make stronger choices, or does it make it harder to stay focused without a clear direction?