AI Workshop Redefines Architecture and Interior Design

PAACADEMY unveils an AI-related workshop enhancing the architecture and interior design processes in order to generate faster and customer-presentable images.

PAACADEMY has posted an online workshop on AI in interior design in architecture under the name of AI-Powered Interior Design, which will take place during March 14-15, 2026 and is targeting professionals and students in architecture and interior design. The program, which will be conducted in two eight-hour sessions using Zoom, is aimed at assisting the participants to incorporate AI into practice in design workflows.

The workshop is aimed at assessing ways in which AI can be used to augment architecture and interior design procedures without substituting creative thinking. The participants will be taught to use systematized, reproducible workflows that would hasten the creation of concepts, creation of moods, and exploration of materials and production of high-quality images. The program focuses on uniformity, logic in design and presentable to the client.

The tools that will be used by the participants include ChatGPT, Midjourney, and Flora AI to create AI-assisted pipelines that convert textual prompts and 2D layouts into polished 3D images, isometric imagery, and animated slides. This method, according to PAACADEMY, allows the architects and interior designers to produce several variants of the design in little time and retain control over the stylistic aspect of the design.

Naomi Samir, an expert in AI interior design with more than ten years of experience in the industry through different architecture and furniture design projects and big-scale consultancy projects, will guide the workshop. She also introduces a pragmatic discussion of how AI may be used in professional architecture and interior design activities at various levels of concept, visualization, and communication with clients.

The number of participants is limited to 50, and it involves lifetime access to recordings and an attendance certificate, which currently proves the increasing global design industry interest in the development of skills through AI.