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ArchHawk

A written brief becomes a drawing set. Not mood boards and not renders alone — dimensioned plans with door and window schedules, the drawings a builder can work from.

In client delivery

What it produces

Each output is a separate, reviewable artefact rather than one image to accept or reject.

Site analysis

Orientation, access, setbacks and context read from the plot before anything is drawn.

Dimensioned floor plans

General-arrangement drawings with a door and window schedule — construction-grade, not illustrative.

Interior showcase

Room-by-room visualisation so a client can see the spaces, not just the layout.

Walkthrough

A moving tour through the designed building.

Aerial views

The building in its plot and its surroundings.

Presentation deck

The whole package assembled into something a client meeting can run on.

Why the drawings matter more than the renders

Rendering a handsome building is the easy half. The drawing set is what decides whether anything gets built.

Most AI architecture tools stop at the image. ArchHawk produces the general-arrangement drawing — dimensions, door and window schedules, the information a quantity surveyor and a builder actually need. That is the difference between a picture of a house and a document you can price.

Circular and dome plans are handled explicitly. Curved geometry breaks naive floor-plan generation, so it is treated as its own path rather than forced through the rectilinear one.