ArcGAN: Generative Adversarial Networks for 3D Architectural Image Generation
Due to advancements in infrastructural modulations, architectural design is one of the most peculiar and tedious processes. As the technology evolves to the next phase, using some latest techniques like generative adversarial networks, creating a hybrid architectural design from old and new models is possible with maximum accuracy. Training the model with appropriate samples makes it evident that the designing phase will be simple for even a layman by including proper parameters such as material description, structural engineering, etc. This research paper suggests a hybrid model for an architectural design using generative adversarial networks. For example, merging Rome's architectural style with Italy's will accurately and precisely recover the pixel-level structure of 3D forms without needing a 2D viewpoint or 3D annotations from a real 2D generated image.
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