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Designing Futures: Exploring AI, Data, Architecture and beyond.Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through the ever-evolving intersection of AI, data, and architecture. Author: Nathalie Rozencwajg & Melanie Rozencwajg
Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through the ever-evolving intersection of AI, data, and architecture. In this podcast, we dive deep into the vast potential of AI for architecture and design, examining the remarkable possibilities it offers, while also acknowledging the challenges it presents. Our mission is to expand the conversation, engaging with leaders, thinkers, and doers in the ecosystem. We invite them to share their profound insights, groundbreaking ideas, and innovative approaches to designing the future. Nathalie Rozencwajg is the founder of NAME Architecture and an internationally-acclaimed award-winning architect. In recent years, together with her team, she has been exploring the implications of AI for architecture and questioning the future of practice and education. Melanie is an awarded creative entrepreneur who specializes in data strategy. She offers guidance and solutions on how data can be strategically leveraged to foster development and innovation while upholding ethical considerations. Language: en Genres: Arts, Design, Technology Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Beyond Tools: The AI-Integrated Studio
Episode 14
Wednesday, 19 November, 2025
Matthias Hollwich — founder of HWKN — joins Nathalie Rozencwajg and Melanie Rozencwajg on Designing Futuresto explore what it means to run a fully AI-integrated architecture studio. At HWKN, AI isn’t an add-on — it informs every stage of design, from concept to construction.We unpack how this shift enables architects to reclaim their role as visionary world-builders — orchestrating not just form, but experience, performance, and community. AI opens the design room to clients and collaborators, accelerates iteration, and fosters a new kind of design dialogue.We also delve into “contextual data” as an antidote to homogenised cities — like designing a London tower shaped by London’s own culture, behaviour, and spatial logic. Plus, how emerging robotic and construction technologies are expanding what’s possible — and affordable — to build.Matthias shares why transparency with clients about AI matters, and how these tools are already reshaping the business of architecture — redefining how we design, plan, and construct.
