Nano Banana for Construction Teams
€ 600
What you'll learn
This course takes spatial design professionals from one-off image generation to a working part of studio practice, whether you're an architect, interior designer, space planner, urban planner, or landscape architect.
Practical and hands-on, built around concept iteration, option development and client visuals. You leave with techniques you can apply to live projects the same week.
- Generate and compare design options for massing, form and material in minutes
- Explore precedents, planning context and materials visually
- Build repeatable workflows for concept iteration and client visuals
- Refine sketches, photos and rough prompts into clear design intent
- Communicate ideas to clients, planners and consultants
- Place Nano Banana alongside Revit, Rhino and Photoshop in your workflow
Who it's for
For architect, interior designer, space planner, urban planner, or landscape architect. No technical background required.
Course structure
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Pre-course · 25 September, 12pm - 1pm
Tech check
An optional half-hour session to ensure you can access the right tools and start the course confident that everything will work as it should.
Module 1 · 2 October, 12pm - 2pm
Generate and compare design options
Use Nano Banana to test massing, form and material ideas in minutes. You produce credible visual options without the time cost of full 3D modelling.
- Generate multiple options from a single brief
- Compare massing, form and material directions side by side
- Test ideas at concept stage without 3D set-up time
- Apply your studio's visual language to early outputs
- Three credible massing options for a mixed-use site in one session
Module 2 · 2 October, 12pm - 2pm
Explore precedents and planning context visually
Investigate precedents, materials and spatial references with visual evidence rather than guesswork. The same outputs support design rationale documents.
- Pull together visual precedents for materials and detailing
- Sense-check planning context, scale and adjacencies
- Build references for design rationale documents
- Compare your scheme against precedents during reviews
- A precedent board for a planning pre-application meeting'
Module 3 · 9 October, 12pm - 2pm
Build repeatable concept-to-client workflows
Turn one-off image generation into reliable studio practice. The same patterns work across projects and team members.
- Set up reusable prompt patterns for concept iteration
- Standardise client visual production across projects
- Produce early-stage planning material consistently
- Embed Nano Banana alongside Revit, Rhino and Photoshop
- A repeatable workflow for client option-review packs
Module 4 · 9 October, 12pm - 2pm
Generate, refine and explain design intent
Translate sketches, photos and simple prompts into communications that work for clients, planners and consultants. Iterate until the message lands.
- Generate design intent images from sketches and photos
- Refine outputs through iterative prompting
- Remove or alter elements in site photos for client communication
- Diagnose defects from photos with the right terminology
- A defect report visual where neighbours have raised tree objections
What They're Saying...
About the instructor
Michal Kokol
Architect, AI Creative and Digital Storyteller
Michal is a licensed architect with over seven years of professional experience across concept design, high-end 3D visualisation, virtual reality, and AI-driven content creation.
AI sits at the centre of his practice, connecting architectural design, visual production, and digital marketing into a single, integrated workflow. He produces architectural visuals, marketing assets, and AI-generated films for social media and digital campaigns, working across 3D modelling, visual storytelling, and short and long-form video content optimised for platforms including Instagram and LinkedIn.
Frequently asked questions
None at all. Our courses are specifically designed for working professionals, executives, and design teams who want practical AI skills, not a computer science lecture.
- If you are taking a Copilot course, basic familiarity with standard Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, Outlook) is all you need.
- For Claude Code, Claude handles the actual coding while you direct it using plain English.
- For visual or industry-specific paths like Nano Banana or Built Environment, we focus entirely on practical workflows, layout options, and project management—never complex programming.
Yes, absolutely. Security and confidentiality are our highest priorities, especially for our AEC and Finance cohorts:
- Data Privacy: Microsoft Copilot and Claude enterprise plans respect your existing corporate IT permissions. The AI only sees data you are already authorized to access, and your inputs are never used to train public models.
- Course Work: Live workshop sessions use anonymized dummy data so you can focus entirely on mastering techniques in a safe environment. You will then be given clear frameworks to confidently apply those exact same prompts to your live, proprietary project files between modules.
The market is flooded with generic "how to write prompts" videos. Our edge is entirely different:
- Live, Expert Facilitation: You are learning in real-time alongside an executive-level peer group, guided by practitioners from companies actively deploying AI in the real world.
- Always Up-to-Date: The second an AI model drops a new feature, we rebuild our exercises. You are getting a cutting-edge playground, not stale theory.
- Workflow Integration: We don't just teach tools in a vacuum; we show you exactly how they talk to your existing ecosystem - whether that’s integrating Claude with Microsoft 365 or feeding Nano Banana concepts downstream into Revit, Rhino, and Photoshop.
