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Wednesday 11 November 2026·6:00pm·The Assembly Room, Design West
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Date & Time

Wednesday 11 November 2026

6:00pm

Location

The Assembly Room, Design West

16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA

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£8

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RIBA Bristol & Bath

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Two talks on what generative AI is doing to architectural practice, from image generation at the front of a project through to what actually gets built. George Proud of Gendo covers how generative AI is changing architectural visualisation and creative workflows. Tomas Millar of Millar + Howard Workshop takes the wider question of what AI means for the profession, creativity and craft. RIBA Bristol & Bath host. Doors open 17:45 for an 18:00 start, the talks run into questions and open discussion, then drinks and informal networking until 20:30. Paid: general admission is £8.00 and a student ticket £4.00, before Eventbrite fees. No refunds, and ticket sales close at midday on 10 November. Why go: the pairing is the point, one speaker building the AI tools and one interrogating what they do to the craft, so it should be less credulous than most AI panels. Go if you work in architecture, design tech or visualisation.

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George Proud

, Gendo

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Tomas Millar

, Millar + Howard Workshop

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