Understand the key terms of AI-powered architectural visualization. From A for AI Rendering to Z for Zoning Plan.
The creation of a mathematical representation of a three-dimensional object using specialized software.
The use of artificial intelligence to generate or enhance photorealistic images from 3D models or sketches.
Generative AI for creating realistic alpine landscapes for architectural visualizations.
A shading model that simulates soft shadows in corners and crevices to create depth.
AI models trained on the characteristic architecture of Appenzell farmhouses.
The visual representation of planned architectural projects using digital tools.
A digital process for planning, creating, and managing buildings using networked 3D data.
AI-controlled conversion of international BIM models into Swiss data standards (CRB/eBKP-H).
Automated checking of boundary and building distances based on cantonal law.
Software-supported design and construction of technical drawings and 3D models.
The outsourcing of compute-intensive rendering processes to external servers on the internet.
A field of AI that enables computers to understand and interpret visual information from the world.
An AI model specifically trained for a particular style or purpose (e.g., office-specific aesthetics).
A field of machine learning based on artificial neural networks that recognizes complex patterns.
AI tool for automated calculation of the floor area ratio according to cantonal building laws.
AI prediction of the energy efficiency class (GEAK) based on 3D models and material data.
AI systems capable of generating new content like images or text based on learned patterns.
An algorithm that calculates direct and indirect light (reflections from surfaces) in a scene.
AI style transfer specialized in the aesthetics of Graubünden stone and wood buildings.
An image format with a high dynamic range, often used as a light source for realistic environmental lighting.
Analysis of facade designs for compliance with local heritage protection requirements using computer vision.
An AI method that transforms a source image into a target image (e.g., day to night, summer to winter).
The process where a pre-trained AI model is applied to new data to produce a result.
The process of gradual refinement of a design or image through repeated adjustments.
The time delay between an input and the system's reaction (e.g., image generation).
A collection of digital surface properties (textures, gloss, reflection) for use in visualizations.
Recommendation system for ecological building materials according to Swiss Minergie-ECO standards.
AI-driven analysis for compliance and optimization of Minergie-P passive house standards in Switzerland.
A collage of images, materials, and colors to define the visual direction of a project.
A modern approach to image synthesis that uses neural networks to realistically represent light, shadows, and materials.
Automated noise protection certificates based on Swiss Noise Abatement Ordinances (LSV).
A rendering method that uses physically accurate models to represent light and material interactions.
AI assistance in creating and checking documents for the Swiss building permit process.
A rendering process aimed at producing images that are virtually indistinguishable from real photographs.
Algorithms for maximizing density on Swiss plots considering local building regulations.
The post-processing of rendered images (e.g., in Photoshop) to optimize colors, contrast, and effects.
The art of formulating precise text commands to obtain the best possible results from an AI.
A light calculation algorithm that simulates the path of light rays to produce realistic reflections and shadows.
A rendering process where images are calculated so quickly that interaction is possible without noticeable delay.
A cluster of many computers for the rapid calculation of complex 3D scenes and animations.
The number of pixels in a visualization, often critical for print quality.
AI check of projects for compliance with the Swiss Second Home Act (Lex Weber).
Automated checking of architectural plans against SIA 2024 standards using large language models.
The process where a simple hand sketch is directly transformed into a detailed rendering using AI.
AI-driven shadow and light analyses for alpine topographies and dense Swiss urban centers.
A technique where the artistic style of one image is applied to the content of another image.
A specialized language model trained on federal court rulings and cantonal building law.
AI processing of Swisstopo aerial imagery for automated recognition of roof structures and terrain.
Generative AI for generating harmonious village contexts for competition visualizations in Switzerland.
High-precision AI rendering reflecting the "Swiss Finish" quality standard in materials and light.
AI-driven structural optimization for Swiss timber construction under SIA standards.
The set of information (e.g., architectural photos) with which an AI model learns to perform tasks.
An AI method for increasing the resolution and level of detail of an image.
The seamless integration of AI tools into existing work processes (e.g., from ArchiCAD to Vizera).
AI-based analysis of municipal zoning plans for automated determination of land use possibilities.
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