qbiq is an automated architectural planning platform that allows commercial real estate professionals and architects to generate optimized floor layouts and 3D visualizations in a fraction of the time required by traditional methods. The software takes specific project requirements—such as desk counts, meeting room needs, and circulation flow—and uses algorithms to produce multiple spatial configurations. It handles complex tasks including multi-floor planning and detailed area calculations, allowing users to apply aesthetic themes that the system then converts into rendered walkthroughs and static images for tenant presentations. What sets this tool apart is its technical output; it moves beyond simple sketches by generating exportable Revit and CAD models alongside quantity takeoffs for budgeting. This makes it a practical utility for landlords who need to prove a space's potential or for architects conducting rapid feasibility studies. While it does not replace the nuanced final design work of a human architect, it significantly compresses the iterative "test-fit" phase of commercial leasing by providing immediate, data-backed architectural options.
Problem: Traditional spatial planning for commercial offices takes weeks of back-and-forth between landlords and architects.
Solution: qbiq uses AI to generate multiple spatial configurations and area calculations based on specific needs.
Example: A landlord provides floor plans and desk requirements, receiving 10 different layout options in minutes.
Problem: Potential tenants struggle to visualize how an empty office space will look after it is fully furnished.
Solution: The platform generates high-quality rendered images and 3D tours of potential spatial layouts.
Example: A tenant takes a virtual tour of a proposed office layout with their choice of industrial or contemporary finishes.
Problem: Estimating the cost of furniture and materials for a new office layout is a tedious manual task.
Solution: The system provides detailed area calculations and quantity takeoffs for every generated plan.
Example: A construction manager receives a full bill of materials alongside the proposed floor plan to speed up budgeting.
Target audience: Best for: Commercial Real Estate Landlords, Architects, Office Tenants
Pricing: Paid · Categories: 3D, Design, Real estate
Tags: 3D, AI, Design Automation, Generative AI, real estate