Spacial raises $10 million Seed round to automate U.S. home construction
Israeli-founded startup brings AI to building design, aiming to eliminate costly manual processes and delays.
Spacial, an AI startup developing a platform to automate residential engineering and building permits in the U.S., has raised $10 million in a Seed round led by TLV Partners, with participation from Mango Capital, Re Angels, and HTV.
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Spacial’s platform uses AI agents to automate engineering work in construction projects. It integrates with tools that architects already use, automatically converting 2D drawings into detailed 3D plans that comply with local standards, including structural, electrical, and plumbing systems, and identifies potential design conflicts even before submission.
The technology enables significant reductions in design costs, accelerates project execution, and contributes to sustainability through more precise construction that minimizes material waste and rework.
Spacial was founded by Maor Greenberg (Co-Founder and CEO), who brings extensive experience in construction and real estate development from the Greenberg Group in Palo Alto, and Ami Avrahami (Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer), one of the founders of Veev, which previously reached unicorn status before shutting down.
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The company employs over 20 people, with headquarters in Palo Alto and a development center in Tel Aviv.
“The residential construction process has been stuck in the same slow, manual loop for decades,” said Maor Greenberg, Co-Founder and CEO of Spacial. “Spacial brings the art of AI automation to building, transforming how plans are engineered, coordinated, and approved. By eliminating obstacles and reducing costly errors, we’re giving builders and architects the control, speed, confidence, and time for creativity they need to deliver quality housing faster, while helping communities make homeownership more affordable.”
