Launch HN: Drafted (YC P26) – Models for residential architecture
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Re: Launch HN: Drafted (YC P26) – Models for residential architecture
#62I do a lot of work in the AEC space. This is an interesting idea but I don't find the results very compelling. There are huge houseplan catalogs out there full of mediocre plans. I'm guessing this is trained on that sort of data as both the floorplans and the elevations look more like what you would get from those catalogs, and not what you would get from hiring an architect.
That's cool. What kind of work? It is more of that data. Most people can't afford an architect and almost everyone who buys a templated plan from one of those sites ends up changing it for another $5k-$15k with a drafter (lower cost) or architect (higher cost). For a lot of people, they like a house, but they want to fit it to their needs and don't know how. We are hoping to bridge the gap through lowering the cost t…
Re: Launch HN: Drafted (YC P26) – Models for residential architecture
#63That said, I think this is neat because I’m buying a condo and knowing what’s even possible (physically, allowed by code, etc) seems more art than science. Getting answers usually involves bringing someone on-site, and almost nothing can be DIY’d anymore (either due to permits, HOA, complexity, etc)