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  1. 10. What happens next? What does the planning community want to see in the future use of AI?

    In view of the current upheavals caused by AI, we are in an exciting phase in which it is becoming increasingly clear that […]

  2. 9. What new business models does AI make conceivable for architecture firms?

    Artificial intelligence is based on algorithms and software applications that – if they have not been developed as open source – must be […]

  3. 8. Who is liable for errors that occur when architects use AI?

    In principle, the general liability rules also apply to the use of AI-based products. If the architect can be proven to be at […]

  4. 7. What about the availability of data, data protection and copyright?

    The availability of data is an essential basis for the use of AI. This is still insufficiently available to the public in the […]

  5. 6. What does the implementation of AI systems in the office look like and will training be necessary?

    Various scenarios are currently discernible that make different implementation strategies conceivable: Entering the correct “prompts” – comparable to the entries in search engines […]

  6. 5. How will we design in the future? What role will architects play in this?

    It is foreseeable that AI applications will be used extensively in most phases of the planning process and will increasingly find their way […]

  7. 4. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using AI in architecture firms?

    The advantages of AI tools are based on the potential increase in the efficiency of office and project processes. Mechanical and repetitive tasks […]

  8. 3. How will AI change work and planning processes?

    Imaging AI tools are currently particularly present in idea generation and architectural design. It is to be expected that AI tools in the […]

  9. 2. In what ways can AI systems support planning activities in architectural offices and what areas of application for AI in planning already exist?

    When it comes to digitalization, the construction industry is more conservative and slower in implementation than other sectors. Professional fields that are heavily […]

  10. 1. What is artificial intelligence?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is a technology based on advanced algorithms that makes it possible to imitate human abilities such as logical thinking, learning […]

  11. 10 QUESTIONS 10 ANSWERS ABOUT AI

    Applications in planning that use artificial intelligence (AI) are gaining momentum, but sound information is still hard to find, especially for architects, urban planners, landscape architects and interior architects. We have therefore compiled the 10 most important questions and answers on AI in architecture to provide you with basic information and an initial, practical orientation on the topic.

  12. Practical guidelines for the implementation of the performance competition

    Architectural services should always be awarded in a performance competition, as they cannot be clearly described in advance. This is the only way […]
  13. Federal Chamber of German Architects | Berlin Main Office

    Federal Chamber of German Architects | Berlin Main Office
    Location
    Askanischer Platz 4
    10963 Berlin
    Email Address
    info@bak.de
    Phone
    +49 -30-2639440
    Web
    www

  14. The Quality of the European City

    The New Leipzig Charter – The transformative Power of Cities for the Common Good

    The EU Member States adopted the New Leipzig Charter in Nov 2020 which sets out policy framework for the role and contribution of cities to amongst others the European Green Deal.

  15. Press

  16. Federal Chamber of German Architects

    Resolution “New European Bauhaus”

    The New European Bauhaus will be a driving force to bring the European Green Deal to life in an attractive, and innovative and human-centered way. It will be a movement based on sustainability, accessibility and aesthetics to bring the European Green Deal closer to people.

  17. Network for Architecture Exchange – NAX

    Network for Architecture Exchange – NAX
    Location
    Askanischer Platz 4
    10963 Berlin
    Email Address
    info@nax.bak.de
    Phone
    + 49 30 - 26 39 44 - 62
    Web
    www
  18. Federal Chamber of German Architects / Brussels Office

    Federal Chamber of German Architects / Brussels Office
    Location
    Avenue des Nerviens 85 (bte 10)
    1040 Bruxelles
    Email Address
    info@bruessel.bak.de
    Phone
    +32 -2-21977-30
    Web
    www
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