How Tagbin’s BRIXX uses AI to simplify building design and planning
At TechSparks 2026, Tagbin Co-founders Saurav Bhaik and Ankit Sinha demonstrated how BRIXX uses natural-language prompts to bring architectural design, construction planning, and cost estimation together on a single platform.
India's construction industry grapples with cost overruns, project delays, and disjointed design procedures. At the 2026 TechSparks event, Tagbin's CEO and CTO, Ankit Sinha and Saurav Bhaik, unveiled their AI-driven solution, BRIXX, designed to tackle these issues. BRIXX unifies architectural sketches, Building Information Modeling (BIM), mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, and project budgeting within a unified framework.
Users interact with the system via natural-language commands, addressing two significant obstacles: cost and time overruns. Bhaik elaborated on the industry's digitization, stating that construction remains one of the least digitized sectors despite its vast scale. The core challenges lie in the disparate design systems, where architectural plans, MEP layouts, and cost projections operate independently without communication.
Traditional design methods predominantly utilize two-dimensional diagrams, while BIM adoption lags due to the specialized knowledge required for operation. Varying building regulations across states and municipalities further complicate matters. Tagbin's BRIXX seeks to streamline the process by enabling users to articulate a building concept in everyday language or submit an image as a reference.
The software subsequently constructs 3D models, integrates pertinent regulations, estimates expenses, and establishes project timelines.
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