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🟢 Architectural Design

Basic Structures​

This is a highly suitable tip structure for production buildings in V5.

Let's first review the generic template from the last chapter:

Theme + Background, Environment, Atmosphere + Style + Parameters

Under the architectural generation setting, we use:

Detailed Theme Description + Surrounding Environment + Architectural Style or Era, Architects, Designers, and Photographers + Parameters

spiraling massive gothic monolithic structure with arches on a cliff, crashing waves and a sky tinged with the sun, Hellenic, designed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, photography by Hélène Binet --ar 16:9 --c 3

The order of the prompt is crucial. The closer a word is to the beginning of the prompt, the stronger its impact. Therefore, if you really want to emphasize an architect's style, you can put their name first:

Architect Name + Detailed Theme Description + Surrounding Environment + Other Styles, Aesthetics, Designers, and Photographers + Parameters

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, house with glass and mirrors and grid columns, light and modern and transcendent, photographed by Ezra Stoller --ar 16:9 --c 2 --s 90

Famous Architects​

Zaha Hadid​

The late Zaha Hadid, the first woman to win the architectural Oscar (the Pritzker Prize), is renowned for her futuristic designs featuring curving, swooping lines.

Futuristic skyscraper with a biomorphic design, lush vertical gardens, and soaring glass facade, inspired by Zaha Hadid, photographed by Candida Höfer --ar 16:9 --c 3

Le Corbusier​

Le Corbusier, born Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, is a Swiss-French architect, designer, and urban planner, widely regarded as a pioneer of modern architecture.

Minimalist concrete structure with geometric forms and dramatic shadows, inspired by awe, Brutalist style, Le Corbusier, photographed by Ezra Stoller --ar 16:9 --c 2

Kengo Kuma​

Kengo Kuma, a renowned Japanese architect, has won architectural awards in Japan, Italy, Finland, and more. His works radiate Japanese style and Eastern Zen, often referred to as "negative architecture" for their integration of natural landscapes using materials like wood, clay bricks, bamboo, stone slabs, paper, or glass, combined with water, light, and air to create seemingly delicate yet durable and warm traditional structures.

large interior by Kengo Kuma, Harmonious blend of natural elements and modern design, an eco-friendly structure, pools and falling water --ar 16:9 --c 1

Architectural Photographers​

In addition to architects, photographers are also crucial. If your prompt includes a photographer, I suggest adding the -s styling parameter and setting it lower than 100 (default is 100).

Hélène Binet​

Hélène Binet is a Swiss and French architectural photographer. She is famous for capturing the essence of architectural space through light, shadows and textures.

photo by Hélène Binet, upward angle, delicate balance of light and shadow, rich textures, soul and essence of a space, very visually captivating --ar 16:9

Candida Höfer​

German photographer Candida Höfer captured large empty public and institutional spaces with majestic wide-angle photography.

Captivating grand interior, a vast architectural space, photography by Candida Höfer, symmetry, color, and intricate details, --ar 16:9 --s 50

Julius Shulman​

Julius Shulman is a California architectural photographer. He is famous for his photos beautifying the modern Los Angeles lifestyle and is a key figure in documenting the development of American modernism for more than 70 years.

Julius Shulman architectural photography of a house in the LA hills overlooking the city, --ar 16:9 --c 1 --s 90

Architectural style​

Modernism​

Modern Architectural Design, methodical use of space, artistic, Modernism, photographed by Ezra Stoller, color photography --ar 16:9

Gothic architecture​

Gothic architectural Design, flying exterior buttresses, long stained-glass windows, ribbed vaults, and spires, photo by Hélène Binet --ar 16:9

Style mixing​

Use the prompt "Hybrid" to combine the two architectural styles

Neo-Gothic and Fauvist architecture​

Hybrid Neo-gothic and brutalist architecture combination style --ar 16:9

Futurism​

Tip: hyperrealistic futuristic

hyperrealistic futuristic coffee shop, minimalist, morning sun, drive through, --q 2 --ar 3:2