This book offers an in-depth exploration of how generative AI is transforming the field of architecture, positioning itself as a key driver of innovation across multiple stages of the design process. It delves into both industry applications and academic research on AI for architectural design, showcasing how cutting-edge technology is automating processes and driving a new wave of creativity. By analysing current tools and experimental research from both technical and humanistic perspectives, the book provides a unique and comprehensive perspective on how AI can transform the architectural profession. Through a collection of several contributions from both industry and academic leaders, it presents a visionary yet feasible future for architectural design. This volume is a must-read for architects, designers, students, researchers, and tech enthusiasts who are eager to understand how generative AI will reshape the future of the architectural discipline.

Giuseppe Bono is an Italian- and British-registered architect working at the intersection of design technology and artificial intelligence. He holds an MSc in Architectural Computation from The Bartlett School of Architecture (UCL) and an MArch cum Laude in Architecture and Construction Engineering from Politecnico di Milano. With over fifteen years of international experience in the construction industry, from conceptual design to built realisations, he combines professional work with academic research. He has worked in several countries with major clients and consultants, and has contributed to lectures and international conferences at leading universities. He has published several papers on the relationship between digital technologies and human progress, and he is the author of the book Blue Papers. Studies on Digitational Architecture (Applied Research + Design Publishing, 2022).