The Brick Academy Advanced Webinar explores how AI can enhance landscape workflows in archviz. Learn how to guide AI tools to think contextually—selecting plants that belong to a place, not just a render.

Many renders fail because vegetation feels out of place—too tropical, too stylized, or simply disconnected from the project’s climate.
This session shows how to bridge that gap by combining AI-assisted selection with solid artistic judgment.

You’ll learn how to provide clear input to AI tools, evaluate their output, and translate the results into a coherent, believable environment. From reference gathering to model sourcing and Forest Pack setup, the webinar walks you through a complete workflow that blends creativity, realism, and efficiency.

‍What is this webinar about?

• Understanding the artistic and climatic logic behind landscape realism
• Turning AI tools into contextual assistants for plant and material selection
• Demonstrating an end-to-end process: references → AI output → 3D vegetation setup
• Avoiding common pitfalls that make scenes feel generic or inconsistent

Who is this webinar for?

This webinar is designed for:

• Archviz artists integrating landscape and vegetation into their renders
• Professionals exploring how AI can support realistic environment creation
• Students preparing for advanced visualization workflows

By joining, you’ll gain actionable methods to create authentic, climate-aware landscapes that strengthen the architectural narrative.

Event Schedule‍

📅: 19 Nov, 2025 - 5:00pm CEST

🕒 ~40–45 minutes total

• Introduction & overview
• The importance of climatic context
• AI workflow demonstration (from prompt to model sourcing)
• Practical exercise: Lebanon case study
• About the Advanced Course
• Q&A session

👨🏫 Speaker: Mohammed Bekhit, Senior Artist and Advanced Course Mentor.

About Speaker

Mohammed Bekhit is an architect and Senior Artist at Brick Visual, where he has worked for over seven years. With a strong foundation in both architecture and visual storytelling, he brings a deep understanding of how design intent and artistic composition intersect. At Brick Academy, Mohammed shares insights from his real studio experience—showing artists how to balance creativity, accuracy, and realism in every image. His approach emphasizes clarity of concept, thoughtful context, and the subtle details that turn good renders into memorable visuals.

About Brick Academy

Brick Academy is more than a school—it’s a community where artists grow through real projects, mentor-led guidance, and international collaboration. Students often describe their experience as transformative: instead of just learning tools, they learn to see like artists. With small groups, personalized feedback, and projects provided by leading architectural firms, Brick Academy bridges the gap between technical knowledge and true artistic confidence. Many alumni highlight not only the skills they gained, but also the mindset shift that continues to shape their careers long after the course.

About Advanced course

The High-End Image production Course is the only unique artistic training in the archviz field, designed for artists who want to move beyond pure technique and master the craft of visual storytelling.

Across eight intensive days, participants step inside a real studio production workflow, working with projects provided by international architectural partners. Guided by constructive and inspiring mentors, students learn to identify what’s missing in their work, refine their drafts, and turn them into powerful, convincing images.

More than just improving skills, this course changes your perspective on the profession itself—helping you see with the eyes of an artist, not just a technician. Alumni leave not only with stronger portfolios, but with a renewed confidence and clarity that continues to shape their careers long after the course ends.

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‍Join the Webinar

If you’ve ever struggled to make your vegetation feel “right,” this webinar is for you.
Learn how AI can assist—not replace—your artistic intuition, and how to use it to achieve climate-accurate, emotionally coherent landscapes.

Take part in our practical challenge, register for free, and join us live for a session full of insight, workflow demos, and fresh ideas.