Images and artificial intelligence
The photographs show real villas designed and built by the atelier. Content animated with artificial intelligence is disclosed, on the page and in the file.
In brief
- the photographs of the villas show real houses, designed and built by the atelier;
- three videos in the home page slideshow, the building site on the lake, the Villa on Lake Garda and the lake at sunset, are animated with artificial intelligence from photographs: the architecture is real, the movement is generated;
- every generated item carries the “AI” mark and declares it to screen readers and in the file metadata.
Generated content
- Building site on the lake, home page slideshow. Video generated with Luma (Ray model) from a photograph of one of the atelier’s building sites: the camera movement through the scaffolding is generated; structure, scaffolding and lake are those of the photograph. The colours are toned blue, as in the slideshow of the previous website.
- Lake Garda at sunset, home page slideshow. Video generated with Luma (Ray model) from a photograph of the northern shore of the lake: the movement of the camera, water and clouds is generated. The colours are toned cool, as in the slideshow of the previous website.
- Villa on Lake Garda, home page slideshow. An 8-second video generated with Luma (Ray model) from the original photograph of the villa: grass, olive tree and birds move in the wind; the house and the land are those of the photograph, and the colours are toned night blue as in the slideshow of the previous website. The same project is documented with photographs on the Villa on Lake Garda page.
The videos give the opening page room to breathe. They do not document real events and do not replace the photographs of the projects.
How to recognise it
- On the page: the “AI” mark in the corner of each generated video.
- For screen reader users: the slideshow announces “AI-generated video” in the name of the slide.
- In the file: the metadata state the IPTC source type “trainedAlgorithmicMedia”, the standard used by photo archives and search engines to recognise generated content.
Photographs and colour
Some archive photographs have been cropped, returned to natural colours or adapted to full-screen format. Over the opening images the site lays an even blue veil, drawn by the page and not inside the photographs. What the photographs show does not change: they remain photographs of real works and do not carry the “AI” mark.
Legal references
This statement follows Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on artificial intelligence, whose transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026, and the European Commission’s Code of Practice on marking and labelling AI-generated content.
If you find generated content without the mark, write to us: we will correct it.
Updates
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