KriyaXlabs · Architecture and construction
Software development for architecture and construction
In short
KriyaXlabs builds software for architecture and construction, including ArchXFlow, our own agentic AI studio for architectural design. The work spans site analysis from public data, generative design options and pipelines that turn a design decision into a usable output.
Architecture practices sit on a lot of information they cannot use quickly. Setbacks, orientation, sun path, plot geometry, local rules — all of it exists, most of it is public, and assembling it for a single site still costs an afternoon of someone's time.
ArchXFlow is our attempt at that problem: an agentic pipeline that reads public site data, reasons about constraints and produces options, with each stage inspectable rather than one opaque prompt. It is in build, and it is the reason we understand this sector's tooling rather than only its vocabulary.
For client work in AEC the same principles apply as in assessment. An architectural suggestion that ignores a setback is not a draft, it is a hazard. The verification and constraint layers matter more than the generation.
What goes wrong here, and what we do about it
Site information is scattered
Pipelines that pull public geometry, orientation and environmental data into one structured view of a plot, ready to reason about.
Generative output ignores constraints
Constraint checking as a separate stage, so options that violate setbacks, coverage or orientation rules are rejected rather than presented.
Design decisions do not survive to output
Pipelines that carry a decision through to a document, drawing or model rather than stopping at an image.
Tools do not fit practice workflow
Software built around how a studio actually reviews and iterates, with staged output rather than one-shot generation.
We are in this sector ourselves
Products of ours built for architecture and construction.
What matters disproportionately here
- 01Agentic pipelines with inspectable stages
- 02Public geospatial and site data ingestion
- 03Constraint and rule checking
- 04Generative design with rejection paths
- 05Parametric CAD and STEP output
- 06Blender-based visualisation
How we engage
Questions about architecture and construction
Architecture and constructionDo you integrate with BIM tools?
We work with structured output formats and integrate with the tools a practice already runs rather than asking it to move. What is feasible depends on which tools and which parts of the workflow, so the first step is a scoping conversation about the actual pipeline.
Architecture and constructionIs ArchXFlow available to use?
It is in build. If you are an architecture practice interested in the problem, a conversation now is useful in both directions — talk to us and we will tell you honestly where it stands.
Other sectors we have shipped into
Building for architecture and construction?
Thirty minutes, no obligation. We reply within one business day and share a detailed proposal within two business days of the call.
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