Artificial Intelligent Architecture

Frank Jacobus is an artist, educator, and co-principal of SILO AR+D. He currently serves as the head of the architecture department and chair of integrative design at Penn State’s College of Arts and Architecture. As principal of SILO, Frank has completed residential and institutional projects across the United States for a variety of clients and communities. Renowned for its resourceful design and execution, SILO’s work has been featured by the ‘Wall Street Journal, ‘CNN,’ ‘Architect,’ the ‘Architect’s Newspaper,’ ‘Azure,’ ‘Slate,’ ‘Dwell,’ ‘Salon,’ ‘Fast Company,’ and others.

Brian M. Kelly is an NCARB-certified, licensed architect in the State of Nebraska and an associate professor of architecture at the University of Nebraska. He teaches studios at all levels of the curriculum ranging from design thinking in the introductory core to design research studios in the Master’s program. Brian’s research focus is broadly investigating the agency of authorship in the design process, specifically interrogating copyright and appropriation within software applications.

All Credited Contributors:
David Alf, Sarah Asif, Matthew Baran, Stéphane Bauche, Ria Bravo, Michael Chapman, Andrew Clarkson, Karl Daubmann, Tim Fu, Jean Jaminet, Adrian Keytton, Andrew Kudless, Kevin McClellan, Kaveh Najafian, David Newton, Randall Teal, Joshua Vermillion, Jason Vigneri-Beane, and Dustin White.

Frank Jacobus and Brian M Kelly: Architecture and AI —A is for Architecture Podcast

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• First book to explore Artificial Intelligence production in architecture through both theory and praxis lenses.
• Collection of some of the most creative voices from around the world producing in this emerging tool for conceptualizing designed objects.
• This book includes incredibly beautiful projects and novel ideas using artificial intelligence.
• This book includes an introduction to prompt craft that can be used to create new beautifully designed spaces and forms.
• This book considers the ethical implications of the integration and mass deployment of artificial intelligence
• No book on artificial intelligence in the design fields of the built environment has gathered so many creative voices in one place and curated the work into a single resource.

ISBN: 978-1-957183-68-8
Size: 8” x 8” Square
Binding: Softbound
Pages: 300pp
Publication Date: Fall 2023
World Rights: Available