AI module · Architecture, spatial & product design
Applied AI: Architecture, Spatial & Product Design
A module to move from concept to visualization, guide AI with precision on aesthetics, materials and atmospheres, and accelerate ideation while keeping design intent intact.
Positioning
AI is not a presentation gimmick. Properly directed, it becomes a scalable production tool, capable of supporting both pure experimentation and the delivery of client-ready visuals. This module teaches you to treat it like a junior designer: brief it, correct it, iterate with it.
Teaching approach
Each session starts from a real creative situation: a sketch, a photo, a plan, a brief. You learn to direct AI, not be carried by it, to produce a visual or animated content that holds up in client presentation.
What you walk away with
- 01Turn a vague spatial idea into a clear visual concept, readable by a client or a team.
- 02Produce interior and product visualizations with controlled atmospheres, materials and animated content.
- 03Understand what AI actually does and how to direct it rather than be carried by it.
- 04Collaborate with AI as you would with a junior designer: brief, reframe, iterate.
What you actually work on
- ·From a hand sketch, generate a series of coherent variations.
- ·From a plan or a photo, produce a visual narrative with controlled atmosphere.
- ·From a client brief, quickly test several directions before mockup.
- ·Produce a short animated content to defend a project in presentation.
Who it’s for
- ·Architects, interior architects
- ·Spatial designers, scenographers, retail designers
- ·Product designers, industrial designers
- ·Studios and design offices that deliver client-facing visuals
Format
- Duration
- Ten 2-hour evening sessions
- Location
- CAD Brussels, Uccle
- Language
- French
- Level
- Working pros, no coding required
- Assessment
- Personal project carried through, presented at the end
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