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Archi Savvy is where architecture meets AI, join a bold AEC community to learn, create, connect, and turn computational design into opportunity.

3 contributions to Roast & Promote 🔥📢
Please roast my community too (About page)
==> Archi Savvy is a Skool community for architects, designers, and creatives exploring the intersection of architecture and AI. It brings together a forward-thinking AEC network focused on practical skills like generative design, parametric workflows, and AI-driven visualization. Members gain access to structured lessons, real project breakdowns, and step-by-step systems that move beyond experimentation into real-world application. 🎬 ==> The community encourages collaboration, idea sharing, and creative exploration, helping members refine their skills while building strong portfolios. Whether you’re developing computational design expertise, creating content, or exploring new income streams, Archi Savvy offers a clear path to turn emerging AI skills into real opportunities. 💰🏆 ==> Join Archi Savvy, bookmark the journey, share it with others, and grow within a community of passionate creators shaping the future of design. ‼️ I know it is a bit boring but I need some direction here... https://www.skool.com/archi-savvy-pro-7037/about
Please roast my community too (About page)
3 likes • Aug 11
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster Good points, Paulo. Thanks for the feedback! 🔥 I think this deserves a short video so I can explain it properly. AI can support architects and parametric designers with ideation, iteration, automation, data handling, and faster testing, but it still needs human judgement to keep the design sensible. Otherwise, we may end up with a beautifully optimized building nobody can actually enter. Which part of the workflow would you most like me to demonstrate first?
2 likes • Aug 13
@Paulo Costa, The Roaster I just redesign the banner...
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Let's make some BBQ! The Roaster of the Week competition just started yesterday. @Victor Jackson and @Dave Hughes already won, and that gives you a better chance of winning, since they're not competing till next month. Roasting the posts that are pinned and being the first one to roast will multiply your points. Click here to lear how to be the next grill master. Let's meet the current top 3 roasters of this week: 1st: @Alexandra Alexa : 49 points - Alexa is grilling some purposeful meats that will help you stop self sabotaging. Check The Growth Network 2nd: @Eric William : 47 points - If you fancy high tech jerkies check Red Rabbit Automators and he might reveal you some secret recepies 3rd: @Eliot Payne : 41 points - If you want to taste the Beef Wellington of Skool communities, go to The Marketing Common Room for delicious marketing tips. Let's roast!
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3 likes • Aug 11
Hummmm well done!
Please roast my community too (About page)
Our 10-lesson course now includes over 50 minutes of video content, and we're constantly refining and improving everything to give you the best possible learning experience. 🚀 The truth is, we're all learning together. AI is still relatively new, and things seem to evolve almost every day! 🤖✨ That's why we work hard behind the scenes to keep our content up to date and relevant, so you can focus on learning and creating. Most importantly, when you join our community, we want you to feel comfortable, supported, and respected. 💙 We are committed to maintaining a positive environment built on peace, kindness, collaboration, and mutual respect. 🌟 Whether you're just starting out or already experienced, there's a place for you here. Ask questions, share ideas, learn at your own pace, and enjoy the journey. Thank you for being part of this adventure. 😊 ☮️ Peace • ❤️ Kindness • 🤝 Community • 🚀 Growth https://www.skool.com/ai-story-crafters-1086/about
Please roast my community too (About page)
3 likes • Aug 6
I personally have a lot of affection for AI Story Crafters, so I do not have any major concerns about the community itself. From what I have seen, the members are usually helpful, polite, and considerate, which already gives the group a strong foundation. Because it is still a fairly new community, I think some parts will naturally take time to develop. One useful addition would be a larger selection of reference books, examples, or finished projects on display. That would help members compare styles, study different approaches, and understand what a completed project can look like from start to finish. At the moment, they are still arranging the shelves, labelling the folders, and occasionally wondering where the missing pencil went. That is normal in the early stages. What matters most is that the atmosphere is encouraging and people are willing to help one another. Resources can be added gradually, and the structure will become stronger as the community grows. So I am happy to be patient. A good library is not built in one afternoon, especially when half the books are still being written. I believe the examples, reference materials, and shared projects will come with time, and they will be more useful because they have been built carefully rather than rushed.
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Exploring the meeting point of architecture and AI, where creativity, design, and technology come together to shape thoughtful new possibilities.

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