Stuart Jon Traynor, PHX's Creative Director, and Lindsey Griffith, Architectural Associate, join us to walk through how PHX put Motif to work on its active projects, why the team now has more daily and power users on Motif than any tool the studio has adopted recently, and what "AI built for architecture" actually means when proportions and materials have to hold up to a trained eye.

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What you'll learn:

• How PHX moved rendering from a polished-deliverable stage to a working medium used throughout design
• What it takes to trust AI output enough to put it in front of high-end clients—keeping proportions and materials true
• How site transforms drop models into real-world topography (a desert lot, a hillside) to sharpen client conversations
• How designers across two offices work simultaneously on one canvas, replacing PDF markups, screen-shares, and email threads
• How sketch-to-render and concept massing now happen on the same surface as everything else

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Who should watch: Creative and design directors, principals, and visualization/BIM leads at architecture and design firms who want AI rendering that holds up to professional scrutiny—and any multi-office team that needs one shared workspace. Design and technical leads, sales operations, and anyone at a product company, commercial fit-out firm, or interior architecture practice who needs to produce client-facing visuals quickly without routing everything through one person.