Matt Krissel — architect, educator, and principal at Perkins&Will — joins us to rethink our relationship with time in an AI-augmented practice. With decades of experience leading transformative projects and as co-founder of the Built Environment Futures Council, Matt brings a unique perspective on how speed, decision-making, and time are being rebalanced in today’s design culture.

This episode explores the tension between acceleration and reflection: What do we gain when AI compresses timelines — and what risks emerge when decisions are forced too quickly? Can time itself become a design material, reshaped to create space for intuition, narrative, and meaning?

From client expectations to the choreography of choices, we reflect on authority, trust, and the human role in a landscape of data-driven tools. And we ask: in redesigning time, what kind of future are we really designing for?

Luc Izri — architect, theorist, and co-founder of Inflexion Dynamics — joins us to explore the evolving relationship between computation and design thinking. With a deep background in algorithmic and topological design education, Luc brings a fresh perspective on how AI is transforming not only architectural practice, but the way we teach and learn it.

This episode delves into the challenges and opportunities of educating architects at a time when tools can generate, iterate, and optimize with increasing ease. What should we let go of? What do we hold on to? And how can we better prepare students for a profession in transformation?

From shifting workflows to transdisciplinary futures, we reflect together on authorship, complexity, and the emerging soft skills that could redefine the architect’s role in a changing world.

Join us as we rethink not only how we design — but how we decide, teach, and evolve alongside new forms of intelligence.

In this episode, we’re joined by Roey Granot, co-founder of QBIQ, a trailblazing company using artificial intelligence to transform how we design and plan spaces. QBIQ’s platform allows brokers, landlords, architects, and tenants to generate instant, customized layout plans and immersive 3D tours—redefining workflows across real estate and architecture.

We explore the founding story of QBIQ, the promise (and limitations) of AI in architectural design; From data-driven design to personalization at scale, Roey shares how QBIQ operates at the intersection of Architecture, Data, and AI—and what the future holds for our industry.

Join us as we unpack the opportunities and challenges of integrating AI into the creative process—and consider what it means for the future of space planning.