Reimagining AI in Architectural Practice With Henning Larsen and Krea

Reimagining AI in Architectural Practice With Henning Larsen and Krea

AI is reshaping how architects think, communicate and collaborate.

In this hands-on session, Nitsan Bartov, architect, researcher, and AI practitioner at Henning Larsen, will walk through how one of the world's leading architecture firms has incorporated Krea into daily practice. He will share tips, tricks, and workflows that are actually making a difference.

Join us for a live demo, real examples, and practical takeaways of AI in architectural practice, followed by a dynamic audience Q&A. By attending this webinar, you will learn:

• How AI is being adopted by Henning Larsen throughout every project stage.
• How generative AI helps architects turn complex ideas into clear visuals, getting clients, colleagues, and stakeholders aligned faster and with less back-and-forth.
• Why Krea became their go-to tool, and how they get the most out of it.
• How firms and tech companies can work together to push AI in practice forward.

This session is ideal for architects, designers, and practice leaders who want a realistic, data-backed view of AI in architecture, grounded in how firms are actually working today.

About Nitsan

Nitsan Bartov is an architect and PhD Fellow at Henning Larsen and the Royal Danish Academy, researching the intersection of AI, architecture, and urban design. Based in Copenhagen, his work spans international contexts and explores how artificial intelligence can reshape site analysis, data-driven design, and the way architects understand complex urban systems. At Henning Larsen, he helps develop the firm’s AI strategy and leads AI training and education across the organization. He is Krea.ai’s Ambassador for Architecture, a member of Denmark’s national committee for AI standardization, DS 855, and has served on the board of Building Diversity, a nonprofit working to promote inclusion in architecture and the built environment.

About Hannah

An editor, scholar and writer specializing in architecture and visual culture, Hannah holds a PhD from New York University, following graduate study at NYU and a BA from McGill University. She leads Architizer’s global editorial strategy across print, digital and live platforms, shaping the online journal and overseeing Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture, the A+Awards’ annual print publication. In addition to authoring hundreds of articles on Architizer.com, her writing about architecture has appeared widely in both print and digital media. Hannah has spoken internationally at institutions including Het Nieuwe Instituut, the Canadian Centre for Architecture, the University of Cambridge and more.

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