KTX Software – AI-Powered Architectural Design Process

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January 2025

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Role: Design Consultant | AI-Based Interior and Visual Development

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About the Project

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KTX Software is a smart platform in Turkey, created for architects,

interior designers, and engineers. It turns panoramic images into 3D spaces.

What started as a technical tool has now become a social design platform,

where users can share ideas, post visuals, and collaborate with others.

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Process

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In this project, I used only AI-supported tools to design the full space.

Here's how I worked:

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1. Creating the Floor Plan

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I designed a full layout that included a bedroom, living room, kitchen,

dining area, workspace, master bathroom, shared bathroom, dressing

room, and hallways.

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2. Interior Layout and Furniture

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Using AI-based 3D tools, I planned the room layout and placed furniture to define each space.

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3. Making Panoramic Views

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Based on the layout, I created panoramic images of both the inside and outside of the space.

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4. Style and Concept Design

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I used different AI tools (PromAI, MidJourney, MNMLAI, KillingAI) to style the images. I guided the visual outcome using my architectural background, making sure the design stayed clear and consistent.

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5. Fixing Visual Problems

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One of the biggest issues with AI tools is inconsistent results. I solved this by creating a smooth, connected design story that made sense from start to finish.

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Why This Project Matters ?

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This work shows how AI can do more than just create images. I used AI as a creative partner, mixing its power with real design thinking. By switching between tools and guiding their output, I created a design that is both beautiful and technically correct.

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Tools I Used

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• Planning & 3D Modeling: Planner-5D

• Visual Styling: PromeAI, MidJourney, MNMLAI, KillingAI

• Creative Direction: Concept development based on architectural knowledge

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The Result

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With this project, I showed how AI can help create real, thoughtful, and fully designed spaces. Instead of using AI for quick images, I used it to tell a complete design story—one that feels modern, smart, and connected.