Flux.2 Klein adds native LoRA training for architectural styles

Practices can now train on their own render archive rather than fighting generic prompts. · Black Forest Labs

RIBA publishes first guidance on AI disclosure in competition entries

Entrants may be required to declare AI-generated imagery. Enforcement remains unclear. · RIBA

Autodesk Forma extends generative massing to mid-rise typologies

Wind and daylight analysis now runs against generated options rather than a single scheme. · Autodesk

Revit plugin brings automated code checking to UK Building Regs

Flags Part M and Part B conflicts at model level. Still requires human sign-off. · AEC Magazine

Kling 3.0 improves camera stability on architectural stills

Facade detail holds noticeably better through slow dolly moves. · Kuaishou

Survey: 61% of mid-size practices now use AI imagery in client presentations

Adoption is fastest at concept stage; almost none at technical design. · Architects' Journal

What Flux.2 Klein actually does to your massing model

We ran the same Rhino massing through five settings to find where geometry survives and where it quietly dissolves.

Who owns an AI render? The authorship question nobody has answered

Copyright offices across three jurisdictions have reached different conclusions. Practices are signing contracts as if they had not.

A working sketch-to-render pipeline, documented end to end

Four stages, three tools, ninety minutes. What each step contributes and where the time actually goes.

Generative massing is good at yield and bad at everything else

TestFit and Forma will optimise a site in seconds. Neither has an opinion about the street.