Many architects recognise that AI is changing the profession.
New tools are appearing every week.
Clients are starting to ask questions.
Competitors are experimenting.
And it can feel increasingly difficult to know where to begin.
For many practices, the challenge isn't a lack of AI tools.
It's deciding where AI actually fits.
Over the last year, I've spoken with architects, visualisers, consultants and project-based businesses who are curious about AI but uncertain how to introduce it without creating additional complexity.
The technology is moving quickly.
But technology alone rarely solves business problems.
Without clarity around how work flows through a practice, where decisions are made, and where bottlenecks exist, AI can simply automate existing frustrations.