AIQ Studio

AIQ Studio provides AI workflows for architecture, engineering, and construction. AIQ Site Tools has two skills: one builds a Rhino site model, and one makes vector site analysis maps from its checked 2D data.

Installation

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App and requirement	Install
OpenAI Codex / ChatGPT Desktop Ensure Codex is installed and you are signed in.
Claude Code / Claude Desktop Ensure Claude Desktop is installed with a Pro or Max plan, or Claude Code access through a Team or Enterprise plan.
OpenCode Desktop Ensure OpenCode Desktop is installed and a model is ready to use.

Workflows

These examples use the Thames Wharf site in Poplar, London.

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Site Model Creation

Give the agent a site boundary or an existing Rhino model, and a project folder. For example:

Use Rhino Site Data Model to build a 2D site model for this boundary. Add terrain and 3D buildings.

The site model joins mapped buildings, streets, land, water, and terrain in one .3dm file. It keeps the checked 2D source layers, adds 3D building volumes, and records source data and validation results.

Sample outputs

The .3dm model has 344 layers of site data. The wide view shows the model and its main layer groups. The close views show the terrain mesh in section and building detail.

Terrain mesh in section	Building detail

Site Analysis Creation

Use the checked site model for the map workflow:

Use Vector Site Maps to make site analysis boards from this model.

Sample outputs

Each drawing contains its base map and one analysis theme. The examples below use the current Poplar map set, with the scale shown on each sheet.

Figure ground	Vegetation and Open Space	Water Features

Transport	Building Height	Building Use

Land Use	Natural Features	Terrain Height

Terrain Slope	Water Flow and Watersheds	Annual Roof Radiation

Annual Ground Radiation	Isovist - 10 m	Summer Shadow - Noon

The export also includes the three-board site analysis SVG. The workflow can save a review PDF. Native Illustrator files need an application that can save and check .ai files.

For release work, see the package guide.