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18 contributions to Architecture Visualization
Construction Timelapse Animation
Just generated a fun timelapse of a interior render! Check it out :) Try to do the same thing, I'm curious to see the results you get! Here's how I did it. Click HERE
Construction Timelapse Animation
1 like • Jan 29
This is great Mr. @Alex Baltas ! Awesome! I really don't know much about Kling AI, I know the name Kling AI and I know what it does, it's generating an AI video, aside from that, I do not know anymore. May I ask, is the Kling AI video of 10 seconds free? And, do you have a tutorial, or even a short video showing how to use that Kling AI, @Alex Baltas ? Even if it's about basics,
1 like • Feb 3
@Alex Baltas I see, I think that's great, 8-12 seconds, because some AI video generator only has 5 seconds even if you are subscribed to it. Do you have a tutorial or even a short video showing how to use Kling AI even about basics, Mr. Alex?
✨Enscape AI Enhancer
If you use Enscape, have you tried this new feature? It's a game changer when it comes to adding more realism to your 3D people and vegetation. It's helped me save a lot of time! I remember when I had to manually do this for each element in my render with other ai tools. --> All you need to do is to click on the "AI Enhancer" icon instead of the Screenshot one, to export your enhanced render. Then, in "Chaos Cloud", click on "Edit" and "AI Enhancer". 🔥
1 like • Jan 29
@Alex Baltas Thanks, Mr. Alex, with the Enscape AI Enhancer, we are now more confident than before to add more people in the scene, because we know, AI enhancer will surely make them much more interesting 😂
1 like • Feb 3
@Alex Baltas I agree with that 💯💯🤟🤟
Sketchup Quiz!!
Hey everyone 👋 I’ve just added a quick SketchUp quiz to the community 🎯 It’s a fast way to test your fundamentals (groups, components, basic tools, etc.) and see where you’re at. Take a few minutes, try it out, and let me know your score 💪 Click HERE!
Sketchup Quiz!!
1 like • Jan 29
@Alex Baltas But I think if 10 seasoned SketchUp users will also answer this, I think I will just be the only one who will not get a perfect score 😂
1 like • Feb 3
@Alex Baltas Yes, Mr. Alex Baltas! Please make another one just for fun, and yes more difficult question will make it more exciting. Try to create another quiz so that I can also assess myself how good I am in SketchUp 😂
interiAssist Free Beta Launch
🚀 Beta Launch Now Live After months of building, testing, and refining — interiAssist is officially open in FREE beta 🎉 interiAssist is a dedicated platform built exclusively for the interior design industry, connecting interior designers, studios, and design support professionals — without the noise of generic freelancing platforms. ✨ What’s inside the beta: • A focused job board for interior design support roles • A design support pro directory (filter by software, skills & timezone) • Learning resources & badge pathways • A platform built around real interior design workflows During beta, access is completely free, and feedback from early users will directly shape what we build next. If you’re: ✔️ An interior designer looking for reliable support ✔️ A design support professional or agency providing 3D rendering, CAD drafting, and production support for interior designers, looking to get discovered ✔️ Curious about better systems for hiring & collaboration 👉 Join the beta here: https://interiassist.com/ Thank you to everyone who supported this idea from day one — this is just the beginning 🤍
2 likes • Jan 23
A big thanks for this useful platform, @Shanthi O , it is really appreciable that there is someone like you who cares to create a more professional and more organized platform for connecting different designers across the world! 💯💯 Nice and a great idea!
📄 Important read: AI in Architecture (what’s actually happening, beyond the hype)
I’m sharing a must-read white paper on AI in architecture that cuts through the noise and shows what’s really changing in practice. This white paper explains how AI is reshaping architectural practice by changing workflows, client expectations, and where value lives. It clearly explains: - Why clients are already using AI (and how that changes your role) - Why rendering alone is becoming commoditized - Where AI actually saves time (hint: by removing steps, not just speeding them up) - The hidden risks nobody talks about: overtrust, loss of authorship, homogenization - Why human judgment, storytelling, and positioning matter more than ever 👉 The big message: AI doesn’t replace skilled architects or visualizers. It replaces people who only push buttons. If you’re working in: - ArchViz - Architecture/interiors - Freelancing or studios selling visuals This will help you reposition yourself as a decision-maker, not an image producer. 📥 Download the PDF I’m curious: what part worries you most, clients using AI, or prices racing to the bottom?
0 likes • Jan 23
@Alex Baltas This is a nice document that explains about AI and its involvement in Architecture. I read the context and it is really worth reading as it gives you a deeper realization about AIs. Now, I just want to share additional details regarding this topic, both negatives and positives. These additional insights and details are based on my own experience with the AI. 1.) In this document, it was said that the clients now are arriving with the AI generated concepts, and I can say that it is really true. I have had a client that asked me to make a rendered perspectives with the same quality of the image that AI produced for him, so he was basically requiring me to make renders that are as realistic as the AI generated renders, and then after making renders, we will proceed on making video walkthroughs through AI, something like, converting the original renders that I have produced into an AI generated video. So, it is true that the clients now are arriving with already AI concepts/ideas. If we will think about it, it is quite a good thing, because it makes the process faster since there is a concept already, more direct designer-client conversation in the first meeting, as well as clearer vision on what we are going to do or build even from the very start, these are the good things. But, there are also bad effects for this: 1.) That client of mine expected a lower professional service fee since it seems that AI is the real star, the inspirations/references are from the AI, and the majority of the animation works will be coming from the AI, that's why he expected a lower professional fee. I am not sure, until now, if that is a fair thing or not, a good thing or not, something like, we, professionals, are going to really lower the professional service when there is an AI involvement in the works, because if we will think about it, 1.) yes it's really true that part of the works are from the AI, so the works are no longer full-human intelligence, so the fee should not also be full-human fee anymore like before where we are doing the whole works ourselves without AI. So, somehow, it has a logical reason to lower the fee.
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Abraham Fajilan
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@abraham-fajilan-1443
Architect, Interior Designer, 3D Visualizer, Exterior/Interior Architectural Visualization, 3D artist, Render artist

Active 174d ago
Joined Aug 22, 2025