Building the Future: Architecture and AI

Progress in generative AI has led to a democratisation of design and architecture that allows anyone to envision the homes, streetscapes, and cities of tomorrow. As these tools evolve, we are exploring their potential as creative collaborators in how we imagine and create cities that are better for people and the planet.

This event will consider AI’s potential to co-create more sustainable, resilient, and regenerative architecture. We will be joined by members of our global AI design competition jury, spatial designer Dominique Petit-Frère, and Tim Fu, an architectural designer at Zaha Hadid Architects. Together, we will discuss how advancements in AI will impact and influence architecture.

Attendees will also have the chance to view winning designs from our global AI design challenge, Regenerative Futures, envisioning homes, communities, and cities of tomorrow.

Our events are open to all and free to attend. Please register in advance.

is the co-founder and creative director of Limbo Accra, a spatial design practice founded in 2018 in Accra, Ghana. Her work is influenced with ideas towards inclusivity, otherness, and the future, often working with other creative disciplines.

is a London-based Canadian architectural designer. With Zaha Hadid Architects and ZHACODE, he specialises in AI design and computational research.

Ryan Sherman works with creative and strategy at SPACE10.

UIA World Congress of Architects — taking place in Copenhagen from 2 to 6 July —  sees architecture as a key tool for achieving the UN17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Through a program of talks and presentations, speakers, partners, and researchers will share their journeys towards a more sustainable built environment, for the sake of our planet.

SPACE10 will be hosting a series of official side events in conjunction with UIA, dedicated to this year’s theme — Leave no one behind.

Host or Publisher SPACE10