AI is increasingly shaping the world of architectural design, transforming workflows from sketch to complex spatial analysis. But how does it change the creative process? Which tools are available today, and how can they be used meaningfully without restricting design freedom?
In this two-day online workshop with Vienna-based Turkish architectural designer Ebrar Eke, architects and architecture students from the region will gain a well-founded insight into AI-driven design processes. This workshop offers hands-on practice, enabling participants to stay current with the latest developments in generative technologies.
PROGRAMME
Day 1
● Overview: What’s new since AI-Driven Design 1.0
● Midjourney – Features & Prompting Techniques
● Midjourney – Moodboards / stylize codes – personalization codes
● Midjourney – Retexture / Editing
● Animating renderings
● Q&A
Day 2
● Comfy UI / FLux Kontext / Google Gemini Flash Image /
● Image to Image / Image to 3D / Image to Video
● Comfy UI – Image Upscaling
● ChatGPT – Custom GPT tools for architects
● ChatGPT Image generation – CAD drawing from images/image upscale / Presentation materials
● Q&A
Required tools: Midjourney, ComfyUI, ChatGPT
W H O: architects, architecture students
AI LEVEL: beginners
W H E N
Day 1: Sat, 22 Nov
Day 2: Sun, 23 Nov
T I M E: Both days from 5:00 – 8:00pm
W H E R E: Online (Zoom)
H O W: Please register by Thu, 19 Nov via the following form https://forms.gle/CZjP65XWhEoZUwDj6
Confirmed participants will receive a Zoom link via email
C O S T: Free of charge
L A N G U A G E: English
A B O U T: Ebrar Eke is a Turkish architect & designer based in Vienna, working as a Design Architect and AI LAB Expert at Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMAA). She integrates AI-driven methods into architectural workflows, merging computational intelligence with design innovation. She earned her Master’s from Studio Greg Lynn at die Angewandte. As founder of Al.Architecture Studio, she develops AI-based design solutions for international clients. Ebrar has taught in IAAC Barcelona’s MaCAD program and worked across Europe. For more, see www.ebrareke.com
