The Master focuses on digital tools for architecture: not on design itself (already covered during prior studies), but on how to design, verify, and communicate architecture using advanced technologies, with artificial intelligence integrated across every stage of the process.

Updated curriculum structure

The programme is organised into three core modules, each enhanced with AI-driven solutions to optimise workflows, quality, and delivery times:

– AI-assisted 3D modelling: generation and optimisation of geometries, construction coherence checks, automation of repetitive tasks, and real-time suggestions during modelling.
– AI-enhanced photorealistic rendering for interiors and exteriors: upscaling, denoising, material and lighting optimisation, generation of stylistic variants, and intelligent post-production.
– Real-time rendering and video animation: immediate interactive visualisation, dynamic walkthroughs, integration of BIM data and simulations, with AI adapting quality and performance in real time and generating storyboards or animated sequences.

These are complemented by a series of extra content modules dedicated to deepening a broad range of digital tools for architecture, with particular attention to hybrid human–AI pipelines, advanced communication and personal portfolio.

Why a broad toolkit

The range of tools is intentionally wide so that each student can build a differentiated professional profile by choosing the combinations best suited to their goals. Students can therefore experiment, compare, and decide where to focus, leveraging AI as a capability multiplier at every stage: ideation, development, technical verification, rendering, presentation, and dissemination of work.