First understand. Then prepare. Then assess.
The FT method brings together architectural judgement, Danish building data and AI-assisted preparation. Not to make the architect less important, but to create a better basis for decisions.
First reading
We begin with the building, place, people and intention. Data is a tool, not a substitute for the architect's first reading.
Source-aware data
We gather public data sources, documents and the client's own information, marking what is certain, probable or uncertain.
The studio knowledge layer
We connect sources, methods, experience and digital workflows so the preparation can be checked and repeated in Danish building projects.
Agent-assisted preparation
AI agents can prepare local development plans, BR18 requirements, building profiles and report foundations, but they must not hide uncertainty.
Architectural validation
Thais and the studio assess consequences, proportions, materials, use, responsibility and what should actually be recommended.
Clear boundaries
We distinguish between a free first reading, paid advice, homeowner dialogue and agent work for architecture studios.
Four questions before knowledge becomes a recommendation.
The FT method requires AI and data output to be verifiable, not merely well written. Every important finding must therefore pass through the same gate.
Source
Which public source, document or internal experience supports the information? If the source is missing, the output must say so clearly.
Status
Is the point certain, probable, uncertain or simply a question? That status must be visible before a recommendation is used with a client or studio.
Consequence
What does the information mean for the project: budget, plan, BR18, materials, everyday life, conservation, the need for advisers or the next decision?
Responsibility
Who validates the next step: architect, municipality, adviser, owner, management or the agent's technical owner? Without responsibility, AI output is too easy to misuse.
The same principles for different users.
Homeowner and studio services remain commercially distinct, but they share a method: source-aware preparation, explicit uncertainty and human validation.
Homeowners: from address to first reading
The homeowner flow gathers the address, ambitions, frustrations and initial data layers. The goal is not to issue a finished report on weak evidence, but to prepare a better conversation and identify what needs further clarification.
Services for homeowners arrow_outwardStudios: from project task to agent workflow
The studio track applies the same method to bounded workflows: local-plan analysis, BR18 overviews, building profiles, site screening, LCA preparation and internal knowledge sharing.
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