Most architecture students in the studios reported that the GenAI models used positively affected their creativity during the design process¶
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q2 i? In sixth-week and thirteenth-week surveys, 95% (N:18) and 96% (N:24) of students respectively felt the used GenAI models positively affected their creativity during the design process. → Leman Figen Gül 2025
Evidence¶
Leman Figen Gül 2025¶
Leman Figen Gül, Burak Delikanlı, Oğulcan Üneşi, Ertuğrul Ömer Gül. (2025). Development and applications of Generative AI in architectural design studios. ITU A|Z • Vol 22 No 3 • November 2025 • 751-774. https://doi.org/10.58278/0.2025.109
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Semi-structured surveys in the third semester (Case-III) with third-year architecture students, using a 5-point Likert scale. The article reports "95% of all students (N:18)" in week six and "96% of all students (N:24)" in week thirteen felt GenAI positively affected their creativity; no effect size is printed.
"Overall, the majority of students (95% of all students (N:18) in sixth week (e.g. Survey I, Figure 1) and 96% of all students (N:24) in thirteenth week (e.g. Survey II, Figure 1) feel that the used GenAI models positively affect their creativity during the design process"
Discussion¶
Learner Variables¶
- Creativity — outcome: instruction changes it
Related Claims¶
- A bespoke GenAI image workflow most robustly expanded architecture students' creative search space, while less uniformly supporting refinement of final design decisions — related
- After workshops, students' active GenAI use concentrated in uncertain design phases and decreased or disappeared in more certain phases — related
- Students remained cautious about relying on GenAI throughout the creative process, citing imperfect outputs and perceived loss of ownership — related
- Functions metaphors framing GenAI as an efficient tool for routine and creative tasks were the most agreed-upon in the workshops — related
- Only about a third of design students report reduced creativity or project ownership from GenAI use — reports the opposite
- Prototype generation is the only GenAI activity significantly associated with perceived loss of creativity or ownership — reports the opposite
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Most architecture students in the studios reported that the GenAI models used positively affected their creativity during the design process |
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Most architecture students in the studios reported that the GenAI models used positively affected their creativity during the design process |
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