  Unfinished buildings are a constant throughout the history of architecture
and have given rise to intense debates on the opportuneness of their
completion, in addition to offering alibis for theorizing about the
compositional possibilities in coherence with the finished parts. The
development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) opens new avenues for the proposal
of possibilities for the completion of unfinished architectures. Specifically,
with the recent appearance of tools such as DALL-E, capable of completing
images guided by a textual description, it is possible to count on the help of
AI for architectural design tasks. In this article we explore the use of these
new AI tools for the completion of unfinished facades of historical temples and
analyse the still germinal stadium in the field of architectural graphic
composition.
