Architecture, augmented by AI. Plan reading, spatial analysis and early-stage design — led by an architect in Geneva. We work with human judgement and artificial intelligence.

For centuries, architecture has been an algorithm. Rules for light, load, climate, culture — executed by hand, then by CAD, now by learning systems. We do not see AI as a tool to make prettier images. We see it as a co-designer that helps us examine alternatives while the architect remains responsible for the assessment.
Based in Genève, we bring architectural experience to the reading of plans, briefs and spatial constraints. AI supports the work; each study is reviewed in its project context. The starting point is local intelligence — the site, the existing building, the programme and the people who use it.
Clear drawings and clear questions lead to better decisions. We distinguish preliminary AI-assisted observations from specialist calculations, permit submissions and certified assessments.
Architect-led reading of plans: room organisation, circulation, dimensions, annotations and points requiring clarification. Receive a structured preliminary review in plain language.
Explore layout options, compare spatial relationships and organise early feasibility questions. Scope, assumptions and limitations are made explicit for each project.
AI-assisted concept images and architectural narratives to communicate an idea. Illustrations are identified as studies and developed around your project brief.
Help organise drawing sets, project information, presentation material and questions for your design team. Based in Geneva, with remote collaboration available.
Plans, photographs, programme and project questions. We agree the scope and identify missing information before starting.
AI-assisted reading and exploration, combined with architectural judgement. Assumptions and points to verify stay visible.
A clear study, annotated observations and agreed next steps. Technical validation and specialist work are scoped separately.


An illustrative residential study exploring the relationship between shared space, natural light and a lake setting. It shows a design direction, rather than a completed commission or a measured performance result.
An illustrative exploration of a patterned facade. Geometry, rhythm and transparency are design questions; materials, structural behaviour and fabrication require project-specific development.
