Synthetic Spaces
Synthetic Spaces
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Bates Smart GalleryOpen access
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2025-06-06End date
2025-07-04Language
engResearch statement
Background Synthetic Spaces explores how text-to-image AI tools can support architectural communication and design development. The works presented are the result of research-led experimentation conducted through design studios and collaborative workshops, aimed at identifying emerging methods and meaningful applications of AI in architectural practice Contribution Synthetic Spaces proposes that AI can enhance, rather than replace, the creative processes of architects. The design outcomes reflect unique workflows that integrate analogue methods such as model-making and sketching with AI-driven processes. These include the development of prompts and architectural descriptions to generate imagery, the combination of physical models with AI outputs, and blending of hand sketches with iterative, generative processes. Significance Through these investigations, Synthetic Spaces invites visitors to reflect on the evolving role of AI in architecture and how these tools can empower architects to remain creative, intentional, and in control of their designs. The exhibition aims to inspire critical thinking and explore new ways of designing architecture in an increasingly digital world. Synthetic Spaces was exhibited in the Bates Smart Gallery, indicating it's regional impact.Publication classification
JC2 Curated Exhibition or Event – Exhibition/EventPublisher
Bates Smart GalleryPlace of publication
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