As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into architectural practice, questions have been raised about whether AI systems could one day replace human architects. While AI technologies can assist with tasks such as drafting, modeling, and data analysis, they lack human judgment, intuition, and originality that are essential to architectural design. Creativity, emotional awareness, and the ability to understand human needs allow architects to create meaningful and functional spaces, qualities that current AI systems cannot fully replicate. In this project, we will examine the limitations of artificial intelligence in architecture by analyzing the aspects of design that remain fundamentally human. By analyzing real-world cases, we will answer several key questions: Why can’t current AI perform the same tasks as a human architect? In what ways can AI support architects during the creative and technical design processes? If AI continues to develop, how might the future of the architectural profession change?
