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Wednesday 25th of June 2025
12:00 - 12:30 BST
Online
One year on: What’s changed in the world of AI and the Built Environment?
Our first series introduced how AI was beginning to make its mark on the architecture, engineering, and construction sectors—offering early insights into a rapidly emerging field.
One year later, we’re pleased to welcome back three of our standout speakers to explore how things have evolved—not in theory, but in practice.What’s moved forward, and what’s still holding us back? Which technologies have found their place on real projects, and which remain just beyond reach?
In just 30 minutes, gain fresh, grounded perspectives from architects and engineers who are actively shaping this transformation—from generative design and digital twins to sustainable operations and intelligent systems. This is your chance to understand how AI is (or isn’t) shifting the way we design, build, and manage the spaces around us.
Presented by the Franco-British Data Society the webinar will be chaired by Pierre Saunal Managing Director and Architect at airc.digital.
Our key speakers
Nathalie Rozencwajg
Director, NAME Architecture
Known for her innovative and sensitive approach to contemporary architecture, Nathalie integrates AI into the conceptual and creative stages of design. Her work explores modularity, reuse, and storytelling through generative tools.
What she brings Insights into how AI is transforming early-stage design and enabling small practices to do more with less.
Jaime Ingram
Architect and Co-founder, airc.digital
At the intersection of digital design and sustainability, Jaime develops AI-driven frameworks to optimise construction processes and environmental performance—bridging design intent with data.
What he brings Real-world applications of AI in sustainable architecture and lessons from digital pilot projects.
Rubens Lage
Digital Practice Lead, Ethos Engineering
Rubens leads digital innovation in building performance and engineering. With a focus on digital twins, data analytics, and AI-driven optimisation, his work is at the frontier of smart, efficient buildings.
What he brings A look at how AI supports real-time decisions in building systems and helps close the loop between design and operation.