Opleiding: Architecture with Claude Code

Claude will write you a polished architecture document in under a minute. It will also invent a constraint, over-trust a Slack thread, and present an inference as an established fact — all in the same confident tone. That is the real problem AI creates for architects: not bad output, but output that is too plausible to review casually.

This training teaches the working method that makes AI genuinely useful for architecture work anyway. Over one day you run a compressed but realistic engagement with Claude Code as your working partner: making sense of a vague request, following evidence as it shifts, judging when you know enough to move into design, reviewing a proposal against its alternatives, and recording a decision you can defend. Every architect does some version of this, whatever their organisation calls the stages.

You learn to bound Claude’s context, keep provenance intact, retrieve only what a decision actually needs, and prove that your documents and diagrams still agree instead of trusting fluent prose. Above all, you learn to draw a clear line between what AI prepares and what you, as the accountable architect, decide.