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8 AI-powered architectural rendering programs you should try

Creativity has always been at the core of architecture. Whether introducing elegant curves to a building or detailing its infrastructure, every aspect of architectural design equates to an artist shaping a sculpture.

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Hello everyone!

Are you excited about the weekend? In this newsletter, we'll share some cool information that you can talk about with your friends during your weekend meetings and impress them!

Firstly, Pantone has announced the color of the year after a long wait! This time, they have surprised us with a soft and delicate hue - the Pantone 13-1023 Peach Fuzz.

We are also inviting you to select the "Design and Architectural Buzzword of 2023"! This year, we have enjoyed discussing many topics, ranging from cutting-edge technologies to inspiring projects worldwide. 📢

Turkiye has completed its first 3D-printed artificial reef project. This is the first major study conducted in the region, as reported by a local newsletter. I am currently in Turkiye; should I look for scuba diving opportunities to see these reefs? 🛠

Also, today we published our new PA Talks episode with Arian Hakimi. During the episode, he discusses his journey in architecture, recent projects he has worked on, and his vision for computational and parametric design. 🎙

The "Synthetic Vernacular via Artificial Intelligence" workshop introduces a simple beginner workflow to use Midjourney's text-to-image tool and create captivating results in the form of video.

We hope you enjoy these articles! Before diving into today's newsletter, we want to remind you that PAACADEMY is still offering an exclusive 15% discount on all upcoming and previous workshops for members. Plus, we're offering a 35% discount on selected courses! Use the discount code "NEWYEAR35".

Have a fantastic weekend!

Best,

Serra

PA Talks #55 – Arian Hakimi

Tune in to PATALKS #55, where we had a conversation with Arian Hakimi – the founder of Arian Hakimi Architects and the former Lead Designer at ZHA. During the episode, He discusses his journey in architecture, recent projects he has worked on, and his vision for computational and parametric design.

8 AI-powered architectural rendering programs you should try

Creativity has always been at the core of architecture. Whether introducing elegant curves to a building or detailing its infrastructure, every aspect of architectural design equates to an artist shaping a sculpture. So, if you’re an architect eager to upskill your aptitude and stay ahead of the game, look no further. Here is a list of 8 AI-powered architectural rendering software solutions that could supercharge your productivity.

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