Organised around the job, not around the software.
Nobody sits down to do image generation. They sit down to get a scheme ready for planning, or to have something worth showing a client on Thursday. These are the jobs ArchAdemia Tools is built around, and the tools that do them.
Concept design
Sketch to massing to render to walkthrough. The whole early-stage loop in one place, so testing an idea costs minutes instead of an afternoon.
- Draw it
- Model it
- Render it
Planning applications
Drawings, contextual views and the written statement. The whole submission pack, without the week of formatting and boilerplate.
- Drawings
- Contextual views
- Written statements
Client presentations
Renders, film and walkthroughs from the scheme you already drew. Present in a language the client speaks.
- Renders
- Film
- Walkthroughs
Practice marketing
A website, project pages and portfolio material built from work you have already done. No marketing team required.
- Project pages
- A practice website
- Ongoing content
Linea
Proper 2D CAD in the browser. Walls that resolve their own junctions, doors that carry a swing, rooms that measure themselves, and a command bar that takes a typed dimension.
- Walls that know they are walls
- Snapping you can trust
- Type the dimension
Modelling
Massing and form fast enough to think in. Generate or import a scheme, compose the view you want, and walk it at eye level before anyone has committed to anything.
- Models from a brief or an image
- Compose the view
- Walk it at eye level
AI rendering
Your geometry, massing and openings stay exactly where you put them. Material, light and context are what change. A render that answers a question about your scheme.
- Your composition, held
- Option sets, not one-offs
- Up to presentation size
Website builder
Describe the site, pick a palette, edit the text in place, and publish to a live address. No developer, no retainer, no waiting three weeks for a copy change.
- Describe it, get it
- Edit it like a document
- Publish to a live address
Most practices pay for several of these separately
Drawing, modelling, rendering and publishing in one subscription, at a price a student or a small practice can justify.