伦敦创意节探讨了人工智能在建筑与工程领域的应用,展示了如何利

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地点伦敦
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发布时间2026/09/04 10:00
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在伦敦举办的“伦敦创意节”(London Creates)于7月16日至26日举行,本届活动以“创意智能”为主题,汇集了建筑、工程及人工智能领域的行业领袖、研究人员与学生,共同探讨AI在建筑设计与可持续发展中的应用。
瑞士初创公司Vaulted联合创始人菲利普·布洛克(Philippe Block)在活动中展示了一项创新混凝土楼板系统。该技术从哥特式大教堂的拱顶结构中汲取灵感,通过将古代几何原理与现代计算设计相结合,能够将混凝土的使用量减少70%,钢材使用量减少90%,在降低建筑行业碳足迹的同时,实现了建筑组件的可重复利用。
此次活动由Archisource组织,内容涵盖互动式AI展览、初创企业展示、研讨会及多场行业讲座。包括扎哈·哈迪德建筑事务所(ZHA)、福斯特建筑事务所(Foster + Partners)及KPF在内的多家知名建筑事务所参与其中。
来自Bentley Systems、Buro Happold及KPF的演讲嘉宾在会上指出,AI在建筑与工程领域的作用日益凸显。AI并非旨在取代专业人员,而是作为一种辅助工具,通过自动化处理重复性任务来优化设计工作流,并提升复杂工程的执行效率。
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伦敦创意节探讨了人工智能在建筑与工程领域的应用,展示了如何利用AI优化设计流程及实现可持续建筑,为行业转型提供新思路。
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标题: London Creates Showcases AI and Ancient Design as the Future of Architecture
Architecture, engineering, and artificial intelligence converged at this year’s London Creates festival, where industry leaders, researchers, and students explored how centuries-old ideas are inspiring the next generation of sustainable design.
One of the festival’s highlights was a presentation by Philippe Block, co-founder of Swiss startup Vaulted, who demonstrated how Gothic cathedral vaults have inspired an innovative concrete flooring system. By applying ancient geometric principles with modern computational design, Vaulted says its technology can reduce concrete use by up to 70% and steel use by 90%, helping lower the construction industry’s carbon footprint while creating reusable building components.
Held from July 16–26, London Creates centered on the theme “Creative Intelligence,” featuring interactive AI exhibits, startup showcases, workshops, and talks from leading architecture firms including ZHA, Foster + Partners, and KPF. Organized by Archisource, the free public festival aims to encourage collaboration and innovation across the design industry.
London Creates attendees interact with an immersive digital twin cityscape.
Speakers from Bentley Systems, Buro Happold, and KPF highlighted AI’s growing role in architecture and engineering. Rather than replacing professionals, they described AI as a tool that can automate repetitive tasks, improve design workflows, and make advanced t