AI, Architecture, And The Human Touch
Fear about AI replacing architects is loud, but the reality is more nuanced and far more useful. We sit down with architect Micah Ricards to map where AI makes the work better—clearer emails, cleaner briefs, sharper questions—and where it hits a hard wall, like carrying responsibility for design decisions that affect how people live day to day. From first contact to final plan, we unpack the line between speed and stewardship.
Micah walks us through how he actually starts a home: not with a prompt, but with training, precedent, and the lived experience of walking cities and studying how real…
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