GPT-6 Astra in xFigura

Harness the most powerful AI model for architecture, right where you design.

Start with your idea.

Put a hand sketch on the xFigura board, the way you'd pin it to the studio wall.

Hand sketch of a single-storey villa with a pool and loungers — Image|Sketch upload

Refine it.

Wire the sketch to an image model and it comes back as a finished view.

Photoreal render of the same villa: white walls, timber panels and a pool at dusk — Render|GPT Image 2.5

Prepare it.

Wire the render on and your idea turns to a 3D axonometric view.

Axonometric render of the villa on its landscaped plinth — Axonometric|GPT Image 2.5

End with a model you can edit.

Roof, walls, furniture, floor slab and site, each a separate part you can change.

Layers 5 parts, 15 sublayers

01 Roof
- Roof slab
- Parapet
02 Walls, glazing & doors
- Exterior walls
- Interior walls
- Glazing & doors
- Timber screens
03 Furniture & fixtures
- Living & dining
- Bedrooms
- Kitchen
- Pool loungers
04 Floor slab & terrace
- Floor slab
- Terrace paving
05 Site & landscape
- Plinth
- Pool
- Trees & planting

Exploded axonometric of the villa's Rhino model: roof, walls and glazing, furniture, floor slab and landscaped site, lifted apart and outlined in blue

What Astra adds to xFigura

Astra works through the xFigura panel inside the software you already model in. Give it an image and one line of instruction, and it builds the model in the file you have open.

From a render to a Revit model

Drop a reference image into the panel and ask for the building. Astra reads the massing, models it in your open project with floors, curtain walls and landscape, then checks its work against the image.

From a sketch to a Rhino model

Hand it a concept sketch and it builds the whole scheme in Rhino, from the site and podium up to the towers, with every part sorted onto named layers you can keep working with.

Model straight into your tools

Astra with xFigura models your ideas directly in Rhino, Revit, Blender and SketchUp, so the model is built where you'll keep working on it.

.3DM Rhino
.RVT Revit
.BLEND Blender
.SKP SketchUp