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Rhino joins the Arkyv workspace
Arkyv is moving beyond the browser and Revit with a Rhino beta built for geometry, Grasshopper, and computational design workflows.
By Arkyv Team Updated May 30, 2026
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A new surface for architectural AI
Arkyv is now being tested inside Rhino, giving designers another place to work with AI without leaving the tools they already use. The beta focuses on geometry creation and Grasshopper-connected workflows, so parametric ideas can move more directly from prompt to model logic.
This matters because architectural AI gets more useful when it is embedded in the actual design environment. Rhino is where many early ideas, complex forms, and computational studies already live, so bringing Arkyv there makes the workspace feel less like a separate product and more like part of the design process.
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