Ana is an architect in Tallahassee who researches practices that contribute to lasting housing resilience. Her work is about supporting architects and neighbors in bridging between regulatory systems and lived experience. She is a Ph.D. candidate at the UF Florida Institute for Built Environment Resilience (FIBER).
Courses
Leveraging AI for Resilient Design
As climate risks intensify and project challenges become more complex, architects are increasingly required to design for resilience in ways that are both actionable and measurable. Emerging AI-powered tools, such as Digital Twins and Large Language Models (LLMs), are transforming how practitioners assess risk, test scenarios, and incorporate resilience strategies into their daily workflows.
This webinar will explore how architects can effectively use AI-powered Digital Twins and LLMs to inform resilient design decisions from initial concept through development. Participants will gain an understanding of the limitations and reliability of these technologies and identify opportunities to implement resilience strategies across various projects. The session will focus on usability and applications, helping architects translate emerging technologies into concrete design outcomes.