Items Tagged with 'AI (artificial intelligence)'

As skilled labor shortages persist, building enclosure professionals are turning to digital tools, AI and mobile field technology to meet rising performance expectations with leaner teams.

Vectorworks, Inc. announced a major upgrade to its educational licensing program to include all capabilities of Vectorworks Cloud Services, such as game-changing tools like the AI Visualizer and the ability to generate 3D models from iOS photos.

Elevated announced an exclusive first-of-its-kind partnership with Triplet, a company that provides services that integrate offline space with AI technology.

The report, Artificial Intelligence Adoption in Architecture Firms: Opportunities & Risks, is part of The Architect’s Journey to Specification series and was published in collaboration with Deltek and Construct Connect.

A panel on innovation at the Fenestration and Glazing Industry Alliance (FGIA) Annual Conference featured an in-depth discussion on utilizing artificial intelligence (AI), the future of vacuum insulated glass (VIG), prioritizing updated software over new hardware and the use of more sophisticated digital modeling.

The “Digital Technology Trends in the AEC Industry” report highlights the ongoing development of Building Information Modeling, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and virtual reality, and sustainable design analysis tools.

Key highlights include the integration of the AI Assistant, the Group's first AI-agent-based technology, into ALLPLAN and Archicad by Graphisoft.

The proliferation of AI use in practice is raising legitimate questions about how the responsibility and accountability of the architect might be altered by this technological wave.

The AI layer is set to revolutionize creativity and productivity in architecture, engineering, and construction as well as management and operation. It will offer tools to simplify complex tasks and empower professionals to focus on innovative design and project execution.

Michael Schroeder, partner at SGA, spearheads new tech initiatives at the firm so that designers can spend less time on the minutiae. Recently, Michael joined us for a Q&A interview to chat more about AI’s role in building compliance and how his team is implementing it into their practices.