Only accepted abstracts are invited to submit full papers. The expected number of pages is 6, 7 or 8 pages; please format your anonymised (exclude name and affiliations) full paper in the given template. Failure to anonymise full paper submissions might result in the dismissal of the submission. We invite you to submit your work via EasyChair.
All abstracts and paper submissions are subject to double-blind peer-review. All accepted and presented full papers will be published by Springer.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
– AI in Sustainable Design:
Leveraging AI to optimise energy efficiency, reduce waste, and create climate-resilient structures.
– Generative Design for Real-World Challenges:
Using AI to generate innovative solutions for affordable housing, infrastructure, and urban planning.
– AI-Driven Construction:
Exploring how AI can streamline design-to-build processes, improve precision, and reduce costs.
– Human-AI Collaboration:
Developing workflows that integrate human creativity with AI’s computational power to solve complex design problems.
– Ethics and Responsibility:
Addressing the ethical implications of AI in architecture and ensuring that technology serves humanity’s best interests.
– Case Studies and Real-World Applications:
Showcasing projects where AI has been successfully implemented to deliver measurable, impactful results.
– AI in Higher Education:
Rethinking architectural and design education to prepare the next generation of professionals for an AI-augmented future. How can curricula evolve to incorporate AI tools and methodologies while fostering critical thinking, creativity, and ethical awareness?
Only accepted abstracts are invited to submit full papers. The expected number of pages is 6, 7 or 8 pages; please format your anonymised (exclude name and affiliations) full paper in the given template. Failure to anonymise full paper submissions might result in the dismissal of the submission. We invite you to submit your work via EasyChair.
All abstracts and paper submissions are subject to double-blind peer-review. All accepted and presented full papers will be published by Springer.
Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
– AI in Sustainable Design:
Leveraging AI to optimise energy efficiency, reduce waste, and create climate-resilient structures.
– Generative Design for Real-World Challenges:
Using AI to generate innovative solutions for affordable housing, infrastructure, and urban planning.
– AI-Driven Construction:
Exploring how AI can streamline design-to-build processes, improve precision, and reduce costs.
– Human-AI Collaboration:
Developing workflows that integrate human creativity with AI’s computational power to solve complex design problems.
– Ethics and Responsibility:
Addressing the ethical implications of AI in architecture and ensuring that technology serves humanity’s best interests.
– Case Studies and Real-World Applications:
Showcasing projects where AI has been successfully implemented to deliver measurable, impactful results.
– AI in Higher Education:
Rethinking architectural and design education to prepare the next generation of professionals for an AI-augmented future. How can curricula evolve to incorporate AI tools and methodologies while fostering critical thinking, creativity, and ethical awareness?