This study conducted as part of the Computing Theories and Models in Architectural Design course, instructed by Prof. Dr. Mine Özkar Kabakçıoğlu, Architectural Design Computing Ph.D. Program, Istanbul Technical University.
This article explores the challenges of designer-client communication due to differing backgrounds, highlighting how traditional dialogue falls short. It proposes an AI framework to analyze clients’ habits, offering a new way to understand needs beyond words, potentially transforming design collaboration with data-driven insights.
Keywords: Designer-client communication, AI in design, shared mental models, visual tools, client needs, behavioral analysis, design process, cultural gap, technology in design.