AI Architectures

AI Architectures focuses on one part of the architectural workflow that traditionally eats the most time: producing imagery good enough to make a decision. Instead of modelling a scene for hours before the first render appears, users upload a hand sketch, export a view from SketchUp, Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino or ArchiCAD, or simply describe a building in text. The platform returns a photorealistic image with plausible materials and lighting in roughly 30 seconds, so several directions can be compared in a single working session.

The second pillar is remodel and staging previews for people who are not architects. A homeowner can upload a photo of their actual house and describe a change — a pergola over a deck, an open-plan kitchen, a new fireplace, a deck or fence — and the AI alters only that element while keeping the rest of the photo intact. Real estate agents use the same engine to stage vacant listings and to batch-process listing photo sets, which replaces the cost and lead time of physical staging.

A third layer handles plans rather than pictures. The Floor Plan Generator turns a sketch into a labelled layout, and Plan Chat produces dimensioned plans with DXF export for teams that need a measured drawing rather than a visual concept. Rendering, staging and plan work all draw on the same account and credit balance. Plans start at $12 per month, every tier includes commercial usage rights, and a one-time pass is available for users who only need a single listing's worth of generations. The company is clear that its output is a starting point for concept work, not a substitute for construction documents or a licensed architect's stamp.