I think my prompt was wrong, or poorly phrased. I think AI can not be ignored at my own peril. AI is transforming the
AEC industry currently. AI native owner rep firms, Engineering, Architectural are now reinventing the industry: we are a pivotal point in the history of AEC. Embrace the change - it is the future.
PS, I am now delving into Claude Co-work. This is my advice for early, mid-career AEC pros: learn this particular agentic AI format - it is the best.
Ok, but are AI native owner rep firms the ones designing the building’s we’re talking about or really the vast majority of projects that exist on this forum? This has nothing to do about not accepting or embracing change or the fact that AI is here and not going away.
It has everything to do that you constantly bring it up over and over and over and there have been numerous times where it has been incorrect and you are passing it off as having all the knowledge. Some of the answer’s you frequently seek you could use other means to get an actual correct answer quite easily.
I like the AI summery offered on these forums by YIMBY. I like the changes to the AEC industry that AI is bringing about as we speak. I am part of a discussion group who is leading on of the many new developments in the AEC space. I think AI is good knowlege to share on these AEC related forums - a hope it does not bother you too much; it really is interesting to many others on these forums IMHO.
Here is one such group I am follow. This is a good one - but there are many.
AI Overview
Zero RFI is an AI-native construction platform founded by tech veteran KP Reddy that launched on March 16, 2026, with a $13.8 million seed round led by General Catalyst. [1, 2]
summery
oh the base is sexy
I noticed in your third photo the curve of the glass on the balconies follows the indentation/etching in the concrete below it. They really went in on the details here.
True—I noticed that too after I checked the images on my laptop. also, take a look at the detail of the double panel.
100Xs better than the renderings.
What a dynamic facade, Fantastic! Would love to see it in person.
Not the last picture 
Hole-y moly
I can already imagine tourists and even locals alike taking pictures of this from under. I agree it looks better than the renders
