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I will be teaching a free online AI workshop with Gendo this Thursday showcasing practical architecture design wokflows. - Anyone can join - No installation required just an internet connection and a free Gendo account - There will be an exercise in the end where we will announce winners - Free access to recordings after the session on youtube This will be my first of hopefully many Gendo workshops - really excited to show everyone what we’ve been building and get some feedback! Register here: https://lnkd.in/egfCeg6N

♾️ We’re going Unlimited. ♾️ As we prepare for the launch of the new Gendo Canvas, our collaborative design environment, we want you to experience what professional, unconstrained exploration feels like. Effective immediately, we are removing credit limits for the duration of this campaign. Features like Render Design, Edit Material, Style Transfer, are completely FREE to use! Why?  Because better work comes from bolder exploration. When you don’t have to count credits, you test more variations, take bigger risks, and commit fully to the creative process. We want architects to embrace and challenge AI, instead of avoiding a conversation about AI altogether. What this means for you: ✅ No Ceilings: No second-guessing. Total creative freedom. ✅ True Canvas Preview: Experience the high-velocity workflow we’ve designed for the upcoming release. ✅ Design First: We view Gendo as essential software, not a fleeting "image generator." Get a taste of the future of Gendo. Start rendering for free without constraints today. https://app.gendo.ai/

Announcing Custom Cutouts! Say goodbye to endless hours searching for the perfect people cutouts. Our new Custom Cutout Feature on Gendo AI lets you generate diverse, high-quality, and perfectly integrated cutouts of people for your architectural visualizations – all with a click! Our community of 50,000+ users will have access to this powerful feature that is perfect for populating scenes without using heavy 3d models of people inside your 3d scenes! See what senior architect Daniel Thompson from Origin Design Studio has this to say: "Cutout is a great tool for instantly generating people for render scenes. The PNG downloads with a transparent background make it seamless in Photoshop, and the poseable figures add real variety and activity, perfect for quickly populating designs. The quality and detail are excellent." It’s free to create, get started here: app.gendo.ai/sign-up

Hi %FIRSTNAME%,I’m with Gendo. We help architects like you turn early ideas into polished visuals and design assets in seconds, no complex tools or post-production required.Curious? We’re live at 4-4.30PM BST on July 30 with our founders George and Will.Book your spot here: https://lu.ma/gendo-live-sketch-to-conceptHope to see you there.Best,Joe

“We canceled our subscription with Midjourney and moved on to a team’s plan to bring [Gendo] to the office, because it worked well. It had a workspace that aligned with how we wanted to work.” - Dan Thompson, Architect, Origin Design Studio Don’t have a clue where to start with AI? Perfect. We’re launching the Success Stories with AI and Architecture YouTube Series. And this is your access point. This playlist is designed for every architect and student, regardless of your technical knowledge or coding ability. We’re breaking down how brilliant minds are using AI to solve real problems and unlock new creative potential. Watch and learn how to immediately: - Slash project costs and boost firm efficiency. - Communicate designs to stakeholders with unparalleled clarity. - Push the creative boundaries of your imagination. No more excuses. Click the link, and start your AI journey today. https://lnkd.in/eDAD_pr2 #AIinArchitecture #FutureofDesign #BeginnerGuide #CreativeTech #ArchitectureInnovation

Sketch to Concept — Live with Gendo Wednesday 30 July · 4PM BST Hosted by George Proud & Will Jones, Gendo Co-founders Save your seat here: https://lnkd.in/eQuN2d4p How do you turn rough 3D exports or early designs into compelling architectural visuals without getting stuck? In this live walkthrough, George and Will will show how they use Gendo to generate strong concept imagery from minimal inputs. You’ll learn how to structure prompts and unlock visual clarity early in your design process. What you’ll learn - How to bring in basic 3D exports - Prompt formats that work well with inputs - Common traps to avoid Whether you’re testing ideas quickly or looking to speed up your studio’s output, this session will sharpen your process. P.s. attendees get an exclusive offer #architecture #ai #conceptdesign #gendoai #archviz #aidesign #sketchtoconcept #interiordesign #designworkflow #revit #rhino #sketchup #AIArchitecture #ArchitecturalRendering #ArchitecturalVisualisation

Hi %FIRSTNAME%,I’m with Gendo. We help architects like you turn early ideas into polished visuals and design assets in seconds, no complex tools or post-production required.Curious? We’re live at 4-4.30PM BST on July 30 with our founders George and Will.Book your spot here: https://lu.ma/gendo-live-sketch-to-conceptHope to see you there.Best,Joe

Last chance to register to the first GENDO 48 design competition this weekend! Brief drops on Thursday and you have the whole weekend of Gendo fully unlocked for you to design and have a chance to win £5,000 💸 Register here: https://gendo.ai/gendo-48 We’ve already had 300+ signups so we are currently evaluating adding more prizes - looks like it’s going to be a tough one for us judges. George Proud, David Basulto, Oliver Thomas and Andreas Palfinger #ai #architecture #design #gendo48

After three years of building, today we’re introducing something new at Gendo. We started with a simple belief: architects shouldn’t have to wait to see their ideas clearly. Design moves quickly. But visualisation often sits outside the design process — different tools, different workflows, sometimes even different teams. Sketch → model → export → render → wait → revise. That gap slows exploration and stunts progress. Over the past few years we’ve been working toward a different way to work, bringing generation, iteration and collaboration into the same environment where design decisions actually happen. Today we’re excited to introduce Canvas, the new workspace at the centre of Gendo. This release represents the realisation of three years of work with an incredible co-founder (Will Jones ❤️🔥 ), an amazing team, and the hundreds of thousands of designers who’ve used Gendo along the way. The video below is our first introduction to Canvas and the thinking behind it. This is a big milestone for us, and just the beginning. Would love to hear what people think. #architecture #architecturaldesign #generativeai #aiindesign #archviz #Gendo

Over lunch, our Automation Manager, Ye Ha Kim, had the chance to sit down with our Founder, George Proud, to talk about the future of Architecture and AI. The conversation drifted, as it often does at Gendo, from science fiction to design practice, and how the blind spots of machines can mirror the blind spots of our own industry. George recently wrote about Isaac Asimov’s I, Robot, where an AI-designed spaceship ends up technically functional, but alienating and absurd. It was a seamless shell stocked only with milk and beans. It was survival without humanity. He drew a parallel to Brian Christian’s account in The Alignment Problem, where a medical AI appeared to succeed on paper, but dangerously misclassified patients because it missed the context of human intervention. Both examples underscore the same truth that AI doesn’t just reflect our instructions. It magnifies our blind spots. In design, those blind spots might look like buildings that meet regulations but neglect how people actually move, feel, or connect inside them. This is why authorship matters. As our Founder puts it, “Without a human hand framing what really matters, we risk futures full of milk and beans.” But the conversation didn’t stop at cautionary tales. Over lunch, the discussion turned to the other side of the story, where AI can meaningfully enhance architecture. Imagine an airport where AI models simulate the journey of a late and anxious traveler, showing how light, flow, and acoustics can transform chaos into calm. Or a hospital layout tested virtually to ensure not just efficiency, but dignity and reassurance in moments of crisis. Or even a workplace where spontaneous interaction and belonging can be visualized, refined, and nurtured before the first wall is built. These aren’t hypotheticals. They’re already part of how our teams are designing. Generative video, scenario modeling, and immersive previews help us compress weeks of iteration into days, while also surfacing emotional patterns that might otherwise be overlooked. The result? Faster alignment, richer collaboration, and spaces that resonate on a deeper, more human level. At Gendo, we believe AI isn’t here to replace designers. It’s here to amplify them. Machines can simulate, accelerate, and reveal, but only human authorship can bring meaning, empathy, and context. Architecture has always been about more than function. It’s about memory, belonging, and the lived story of space. With AI as a partner, we can tell those stories with even greater clarity, care, and imagination. Read the full blog post here!  https://lnkd.in/eYQVXB9g

Hi %FIRSTNAME%,I’m reaching out from Gendo. We help architects create stunning visuals and design assets in seconds, no complicated tools, no wasted time.We’re inviting a small group of architects to try the platform and join a short 30-minute feedback call.In return, you’ll receive a £25 Amazon voucher or 2,000 Gendo credits (you decide).To participate:No prep needed, we just want your honest first impressions.Appreciate your time,Joe @ Gendo

Hi %FIRSTNAME%,I’m with Gendo, we help architects turn ideas into stunning visuals and design assets in seconds, no complex tools required.We’re inviting a small group to try the platform and join a quick 30-minute feedback call.In return, you’ll receive a £25 Amazon voucher or 2,000 Gendo credits, your choice.To take part:No prep needed — we just want your honest thoughts.Thanks,Joe @ Gendo