Brief
Receive design requirements and define project direction.
AI is not only a tool for image generation. It can become a design partner for research, concept development, visualization, presentation, and workflow management.
HANK Atelier collaborates with LINK AI, the AI-assisted design training brand under Shanghai Lingjie Technology Co., Ltd. LINK AI contributes mature training experience and industry methods, while HANK translates spatial design practice, brand strategy, and teaching experience into workflows for designers, teams, and schools.

Connect spatial visuals, camera motion, and project storytelling into a presentation-ready film. The program focuses on the complete path from design input to visual delivery—not one temporary tool.
This project film focuses on the finished outcome and visual narrative. Use the player controls to watch the full sequence.
The process translates design intent into a structured AI-assisted workflow, connecting research, concept generation, visualization, reporting, refinement, and delivery.
Receive design requirements and define project direction.
Translate requirements into structured conversations and design logic.
Generate precise prompts for concept exploration.
Produce multiple spatial image directions through AI agents.
Combine AI concepts with CAD-based design logic.
Use video and editing tools to build the first-round presentation.
Use feedback to adjust plans, deepen model logic, and refine direction.
Generate project-wide visuals from selected model line drafts.
Create a second-round deepening report and decision package.
Use AI agents to iterate local details and visual results.
Return to conventional workflow for CAD deepening and implementation.
The same workflow can be adapted into designer courses, enterprise training, school lectures, and project-based workshops.
Build repeatable AI-assisted workflows for daily practice.
Train teams to integrate AI into design management and delivery.
Translate AI tools into teachable design thinking and studio methods.
Modules can be expanded into lectures, short workshops, corporate training programs, and full design studio courses.