Project knowledge
- Project archives
- Office standards
- Material libraries
- Decision records
AI workflows, built around your office.
Connect your project information with the tools your team uses.
We work with architecture and design teams to prototype one useful workflow, test it with project material and teach the team how to use it.
Discuss a pilot Project files Drawings & revisions
Office standards Rules & templates
References Materials & examples
An assistant with project context
Find the source. Use the right tool. Show the reference.
Selected tool connections
- Rhino / Grasshopper
- MCP
- Model APIs
Your team reviews the result
A draft, its sources and the changes to check.
Data access, hosting and tool compatibility are defined for each pilot.
One useful task is a good starting point.
Start with a recurring task or a handoff that slows the team down. Together, we agree what to try and how to assess the result.
Design studies
- Sketch to image
- Massing variants
- Board layouts
- Material studies
Site & context
- OpenStreetMap data
- Scan processing
- Plot information
- Sun & climate inputs
Project documents
- Specification drafts
- Quantity take-off studies
- Meeting notes
- Competition documents
Team coordination
- Site questions
- Revision tracking
- Delivery checklists
- Client update drafts
Tool connections
- Office tool bridges
- Repeatable instructions
- Defined agent tasks
- Human approval steps
Tools we evaluate
Tool compatibility, data access and model choice are checked for each pilot.
- Rhino / Grasshopper
- Revit
- OpenAI
- Claude
- Gemini
- Ollama
- MCP
- OpenStreetMap
- Telegram
What could that look like?
Three starting points, each tied to a specific part of a project.
Architecture office
From design studies to a competition board
Explore visual alternatives using your sketches and presentation references. Compare the results with the design team before preparing a board layout.
Example output
A visual study and a board draft for review.
Interior design studio
Find the material you used before
Organize supplier information and past specifications into a searchable archive. Draft a material shortlist from selected references, with links to each source.
Example output
A material shortlist with source references.
Construction team
Connect a site question to the right drawing
Test a link between site questions and approved project documents. Put the drawing reference, revision and responsible reviewer next to the answer.
Example output
A referenced answer awaiting team approval.
From a site question to a checked answer.
An illustrated Telegram scenario. The communication channel can change; the reference and approval steps matter.
A photo and a question from site
“Is this the right railing detail for block B?”
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Find
Search the approved project folder for the relevant drawing and specification.
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Check
Return the source and revision date. Ask the project architect to confirm a changed detail.
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Record
Save the team’s approved answer with its project references.
Example workflow. Document access, revision handling and approval rules must be established before use.
A focused pilot, ready for your team to try.
We agree on one task, build with real project material and review the result together.
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Understand the work
Map the current workflow, choose a useful task and define how the pilot will be evaluated.
- Workflow map
- Pilot scope
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Build and test
Connect suitable tools in a prototype for the agreed task. Test its outputs and limitations with your team.
- Working prototype
- Evaluation notes
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Teach and hand over
Run a team session and document the workflow. Agree separately on further support.
- Team training
- Usage documentation
Bring us one workflow.
A repetitive task, a difficult handoff or an archive you want to use better. Let’s start there.