Architect here. Many of us are cooked. Asking a generalized model to spit out something legible will certainly yield these kinds of results. However, much of architecture, like many other fields, is based on facts driven by codes and prescriptive values. Those can be learned and easily maintained over time. Tools like Finch, Hypar, TestFit, and many others are attempting to streamline so so much of the design process. They're also removing a tremendous amount of tedium, sure, but in doing so they are preventing the next generation of designers from becoming masters of the craft. It's pretty discouraging, because you either keep up with the times by using these tools aimed at eliminating your entire career field, or you can boycott them and lose out on work.
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The same was said like 15 years ago with coders and Genexus... Now you would ask what Genexus is....
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This is very funny haha. It's like an exercise in spot the errors. Two bathtubs... Wait, is that a side view framed wall on the balcony mixed in with plan view...
That's just French doors on the storm cellar.
Seven bathrooms? How much do the bots think we shit?
The Panoptishit
Yeah, but that's clearly not to scale.
Ok, but... having the Mudroom and the Laundry combined in one room is genius! Wash the mud right off your clothes when you are done!
My parent's house has a combo mudroom/laundry. It's also the entryway when you come in through the garage. It is pretty useful, putting it at the back of the house would completely defeat the usefulness.
Considering the garage points that way, that might be the front? There's a problem with basically every part of it. The scale is completely off, since the common room looks more like a town hall.
I mean, you have to come in through the garage. It's that or the French doors on the storm cellar, and god only knows where you pop out from there.
This is the house in the cult Wes Craven movie "the people under the bathrooms"
Bsky link instead of image. Cool.
Wow, it's the McMansion Generator 3000!
"Oh, we leave the front door unlocked. Just let yourself in."
Looks like the REAL cooperative toilet we have in our hacker space RaumZeitLabor. https://360.raumzeitlabor.de/
Turn left and enter the โฟ WC to look at this marvel of toilet engineering.
JACK AND JiL FUh BAh #2
I hope Jack and Jill find sinks fun
Oh, they've got enough sinks for a threesome!