Arquiz is a French training program that teaches architects and interior designers how to produce architectural images with AI tools. Its live bootcamp runs over two weeks in three two-hour online sessions, with recorded replays, practical exercises between sessions, video guides and a peer community. It covers tools such as Claude, Magnific, GPT Image, Kling and Photoshop for retouching. Arquiz also runs custom workshops inside architecture firms. It is led by 3D visualization artist Délhio Gaudé.
Arquiz is an education business, not a software product. It trains architecture professionals to use current AI image and video tools to create renderings, concept images and presentation visuals. The curriculum is updated as new models come out, and no prior AI experience is needed. The focus is on practical output: participants leave with a repeatable workflow for turning a model view, sketch or photo into a finished image they can show a client.
What it offers
Bootcamp – three live two-hour sessions over two weeks, delivered remotely in French
Replays – recordings of every session with no time limit
Exercises and coaching – practical work between sessions plus Q&A
Video guides – asynchronous tutorials and written resources
Community – a group for sharing work and feedback
Workshop – custom training delivered on site for architecture firms, priced on quote
How it works
Bootcamp cohorts meet online in the evening, Paris time, so working architects can attend after office hours. Each session combines a live demonstration with exercises that participants complete before the next class, and the instructor reviews results during Q&A. Payment can be split into three installments.
Tools covered
The core workflow uses Claude for prompting and Magnific for image generation and upscaling, with additional modules on Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Kling and Seedance for video, and Photoshop for retouching and color grading.
Who it's for
The program targets architects, interior designers, archviz artists and other creatives who make project images and want to add AI to their workflow. Founder Délhio Gaudé has more than eight years in architectural imagery, runs Studio Creative Landscape and says he has trained over 120 architects.
Arquiz is an education business, not a software product. It trains architecture professionals to use current AI image and video tools to create renderings, concept images and presentation visuals. The curriculum is updated as new models come out, and no prior AI experience is needed. The focus is on practical output: participants leave with a repeatable workflow for turning a model view, sketch or photo into a finished image they can show a client.
What it offers
Bootcamp – three live two-hour sessions over two weeks, delivered remotely in French
Replays – recordings of every session with no time limit
Exercises and coaching – practical work between sessions plus Q&A
Video guides – asynchronous tutorials and written resources
Community – a group for sharing work and feedback
Workshop – custom training delivered on site for architecture firms, priced on quote
How it works
Bootcamp cohorts meet online in the evening, Paris time, so working architects can attend after office hours. Each session combines a live demonstration with exercises that participants complete before the next class, and the instructor reviews results during Q&A. Payment can be split into three installments.
Tools covered
The core workflow uses Claude for prompting and Magnific for image generation and upscaling, with additional modules on Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image 2, Kling and Seedance for video, and Photoshop for retouching and color grading.
Who it's for
The program targets architects, interior designers, archviz artists and other creatives who make project images and want to add AI to their workflow. Founder Délhio Gaudé has more than eight years in architectural imagery, runs Studio Creative Landscape and says he has trained over 120 architects.
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