Architecture · AI
ArchXFlow
An agentic AI studio for architectural design
ArchXFlow takes the inputs an architect actually starts from — site data, zoning rules, FAR and FSI, setbacks, a program of rooms and stated preferences — and generates professional design deliverables from them.
What separates it from a drawing generator is the ground truth underneath. Before anything is drawn, the platform assembles a measured dossier of the site: terrain, sun path, climate, flood record, seismicity, and what the neighbours overshadow. Every figure it reports carries its architectural consequence, not just the number.
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Deliverable types
~29 yrs
Flood record per site
10 yrs
Daily climate archive
What it does
Inside ArchXFlow
Deliverables
- Site plan with plot, setbacks, footprint, access, landscape and north arrow
- Per-floor plans with dimensions and room labels, plus a dimensioned working drawing
- Elevations on all four faces, and both longitudinal and cross sections
- Structural drawings — foundation layout, plinth beams, framing plans and column schedules — driven by the measured soil, slope, flood record, seismicity and wind
- Construction details: wall sections, stairs, foundations
- Concept sketches, a written design concept and an area statement
- A full written specification covering materials, finishes, structure, services and compliance
- Renders and a real parametric 3D model you can orbit in the browser and export as glTF
Site intelligence — measured, not assumed
- Nine elevation samples across the plot give level difference, slope percentage and fall direction, with the drainage and foundation consequences spelled out
- A computed year-round sun path: noon altitude, solstice and equinox daylight, and the overhang depth needed to shade a standard opening
- A ten-year daily climate archive yields design temperatures, rainfall, the wettest month, and a wind rose with the prevailing direction by season
- Roughly three decades of flood reanalysis at the exact point: real events with dates, recurrence intervals, design return levels, and whether peaks are rising
- Earthquake history within 300 km since 1960, converted into a seismic exposure level
- Neighbouring building heights and bearings, so the model knows what overshadows the plot at midwinter and where overlooking comes from
- Air quality steers the ventilation strategy; roof solar potential is quantified in annual kWh
How it behaves
- Conversation on the left, a live project brief on the right, with a completeness meter always visible
- One accent colour is reserved exclusively for 'assumed, needs confirmation', so that colour always carries exactly one meaning
- Measurements and statutory figures are set in tabular numerals, because they are read as data
- Vastu directional zoning is opt-in, and explicitly subordinate to statutory code
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Common questions
About ArchXFlow
What does ArchXFlow generate?
Site plans, floor plans, elevations, sections, working drawings, construction details, structural drawings including foundation and framing layouts, concept sketches, full written specifications, renders, and a parametric 3D model exportable as glTF.
Where does ArchXFlow get its site data?
From live sources rather than assumptions: geocoding and elevation for terrain, a ten-year daily climate archive for design temperatures and wind, roughly three decades of flood reanalysis at the exact coordinates, the USGS earthquake catalogue for seismic exposure, and OpenStreetMap for neighbouring building heights.
Building something like this?
We take on a small number of client engagements alongside our own products. Thirty minutes, no obligation.