Archetype — Sabri Gökmen

Archetype was the first Marley P. Carroll Symposium on AI and Architecture at UNC Charlotte, conceived as a public forum on generative design, pedagogy, authorship, and professional practice.

The one-day symposium brought together keynote speakers, faculty, students, and professional practitioners. It combined lectures, faculty responses, an AI forum, and a student exhibition.

The event was extended into an approximately 128-page A5 booklet organized around theoretical framing, contemporary practice, and student work, creating a durable institutional record of the symposium.

Archetype symposium poster with generative architectural figures — Symposium poster

Archetype student exhibition installed in the UNC Charlotte atrium — Student exhibition

Close view of architectural models in the Archetype exhibition — Exhibition model installation

Archetype symposium lecture with an audience in the atrium — Symposium lecture

Architectural diagrams presented among Archetype exhibition models — Student project presentation

Timber and concrete architectural models in the Archetype exhibition — Exhibition model detail

Archetype AI Forum session at UNC Charlotte — AI Forum

Archetype keynote presentation in the UNC Charlotte atrium — Keynote presentation

Archetype Building Intelligence publication cover — Publication cover

Archetype publication table of contents for Building Intelligence, Practices, and Generations — Publication contents

Archetype publication spread for Andrew Kudless, Five Points of Architecture and AI — Five Points of Architecture and AI — Andrew Kudless

Archetype publication spread for Rob Otani, From Analog to AI — From Analog to AI — Rob Otani

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