Your AI rollout without the guesswork.
DesignHub plugs AI implementation directly into your firm — your tools, your workflow, your team. Built by the same people who have run your CDs, BIM, and rendering for years.
- Fits inside your Revit, AutoCAD & BIM 360 workflow
- No long-term contract required to start
- US & Latin America teams, your working hours
- $5M E&O insurance included
AI adoption is moving fast. Don’t be the firm catching up.
The firms that turn AI into working production systems will build the advantage before everyone else is ready. Find your first move before the gap gets wider.
Don’t get left behind — book your readiness callSource: Autodesk industry research on AI adoption across the Design and Make industries.
AI in your firm is not a tool problem. It is a workflow problem.
Buying seats does not tell you where a CD review, a submittal log, or a QA pass is actually losing hours. Mapping the workflow does — and that is the step almost every firm skips.
The usual rollout
- Buy a few licenses and hope adoption happens.
- Collect disconnected experiments across teams.
- Ask production to change before understanding it.
- Measure activity instead of time returned.
The DesignHub rollout
- Start with the work that slows a project down.
- Choose tools around your existing stack.
- Put a useful pilot in someone's hands fast.
- Train the team and keep the loop running.
Less AI theatre. More production.
One clear entry point, then the right level of help for your firm. Start small. Build in context. Keep what works.
We do not sell a software shelf. We make the case for the next right move — then help your team make it real.
A — Managed Services
AI Readiness Assessment
A focused look at where your studio loses time, which workflows are ready for AI, and what should wait.
Managed AI Services
A practical AI operator inside your team: workflow design, implementation, training, and ongoing iteration.
B — Firm-Specific AI
Custom AI Solutions
Firm-specific assistants, automations, and tools that understand your standards, project language, and production reality.
AI Fluency Academy
Team training for principals, PMs, designers, and drafters — grounded in the work they do every day.
A straight line from friction to fluency.
The work is structured, visible, and paced for a real studio — not a lab with unlimited time.
Listen first
We map the real work: CD reviews, submittals, redlines, QA passes, and the handoffs between them.
Your current stateFind the leverage
We separate high-value opportunities from shiny tools and choose the smallest useful first move.
A ranked roadmapBuild in context
Your first workflow lives in the tools your team already opens — not in a disconnected demo.
A working pilotMake it stick
We train the people who use it, measure the time saved, and keep refining as the studio learns.
Durable adoptionThe parts that make implementation hold.
Good advice is useful. Good implementation is observable six weeks later in the way a team gets work out the door.
Workflow mapping
See where work actually queues, repeats, or gets checked twice before recommending software.
Tool selection
A grounded shortlist for your stack — Revit, AutoCAD, BIM 360, PM tools, and the gaps between them.
Pilot design
Start with a workflow that can prove itself in weeks, not an innovation program that needs a quarter.
Team enablement
Give principals and production teams a shared operating language for using AI with judgment.
Built by people who know the deadline.
Your team does not need another innovation speech. They need someone who understands the pressure behind a permit set and can make the next week run better.
Good questions are part of the work.
No mystery language. Here is what principals and studio leaders usually want to know before we talk.
A written roadmap covering current workflow gaps, recommended tools by priority, rough cost and timeline for each, and a clear go/no-go recommendation on Managed Services versus a Firm-Specific build.
Our team has run production for architecture and interior design firms for years. We know what a redline set, a submittal log, and a code review actually look like — so the AI we deploy fits your existing workflow instead of asking you to change it.
No. Managed Services and Firm-Specific AI are built to sit inside your existing Revit, AutoCAD, or PM tools. We integrate with what you have before recommending anything new.
Most Readiness Assessments run two to three weeks. A first pilot workflow under Managed Services or Firm-Specific AI is typically live within three to six weeks of kickoff — you will see something running, not just a deck.
No. Firm size does not determine readiness — clarity on what is slowing you down does. Smaller studios often move faster because there are fewer people to align. We scope the engagement to your team, not the other way around.
The Readiness Assessment is a single fixed-fee engagement with no follow-on obligation. Managed Services and Firm-Specific AI are month-to-month after the first term.
Yes — it is priced per seat specifically so firms can train principals, PMs, designers, and drafters together instead of leaving adoption to one person.
Stop experimenting with AI. Start implementing it.
Start with a free 30-minute AI Readiness Call — no deck, no obligation, just a straight look at where your workflow is slow.
Book a free consultation