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AI Strategy for Architects

Pre-Recorded - Watch on Demand

1 x CPD point*

Most architecture practices are “using AI” in some way.
Someone’s experimenting with ChatGPT. Someone else is trialling a tool. None of it is connected.

That’s not a strategy. That’s noise.

This webinar is for architecture practices that want to move from AI dabbling to a clear, practice-wide AI strategy that actually improves efficiency, consistency, and commercial outcomes, without compromising design quality or professional judgement.

We step away from tools and focus on strategy first:

  • Where AI genuinely adds value in an architecture practice

  • What AI is good at, and where it should never be used

  • How to prioritise the right use cases across design support, documentation, marketing, and practice operations

  • How to implement AI consistently without creating risk, confusion, or cultural resistance within the team

You’ll leave with a practical framework and a 90-day roadmap to implement AI across your practice, not just another list of tools that never gets properly embedded.

This webinar has been recorded - all those that book will have access to the recording for 12 months.

* CPD points are self assessed and self determined, you must determine whether they meet the requirements of your association.

Formal CPD for Architects

This webinar has been designed to support formal CPD under the 2021 National Standard of Competency for Architects (NSCA). To claim formal CPD points, watch the full session and then complete the short quiz provided with the recording. One hour of completed, assessed learning equals one formal CPD point. CPD is self assessed, so please confirm this activity meets the requirements of your registration board or association.

NSCA 2021 Performance Criteria addressed: PC2 (practice resources and quality systems for the efficient delivery of architectural services), PC4 (project and staff planning to establish realistic timeframes) and PC16 (risk management and mitigation strategies).