Let’s be honest Most new ‘luxury’ apartments are only ‘luxury’ because the nation is facing a housing shortage. Instead of virtue signaling towards ‘affordable housing’—incentive quality developers to simply build more luxury. You can bet that $5,000/month FiDi studio won’t

Thanks for the kind invite, FARO Technologies Excited to see how the capture community is stepping up to bring buildings online at scale

A lot of founders, myself included, optimize for the “Point Z” story…The promised land narrative to recruit people and investors. Customers don’t care. Articulating and accomplishing Point B is the hard part. And what will get customers to pay their first $1.

Our thesis remains simple. To improve our buildings, we need to be able to accurately assess what is inside them. In 2023, architects, builders, and laser scanning professionals from across six continents digitized over 13 million square feet of real estate on IPX:

As if bootstrapping your startup wasn’t hard enough 🤦‍♂️ This only makes American innovation even harder, as you may have to pay more to the IRS than what your business may bring in

My first task as a junior architect at RAMSA was to design and specify the stone coursing detail on a building’s facade. No one really cares about this, but this attention to pedestrian detail is what makes the classics rich and human.

The easier we make scan-to-BIM > the more buildings come online around the world > the more accurate data building owners-operators have > the easier it gets to proactively improve those buildings systems > The faster we achieve net zero …we’ve got a lot of work to do

Pretty soon, you’ll be able to ask questions about your existing building’s DNA and get an accurate answer, instantly 🫣 #IPX

30 seconds. That’s all it takes to request that your commercial building be digitized by IPX Instant pricing and turnaround times presented at the start. #RealEstate #NewYorkCity #Digitization #IPX

In a tech landscape that rewards the sizzle over service, the model thinker framework has been foundational to Integrated Projects. To create lasting value for real estate teams, we’ve first focused on creating differentiated methods to accurately capture existing building data

founder mode… is practical over polished farms for seasons without a harvest focuses on economics, not titles is impatient to act is patient for results is clear over clever is effective over comprehensive simplifies out of necessity knows no dumb question connects,

ai can be “good enough” in most sectors. in the built environment, the stakes are too high for it to not trend towards exact.

First job out of grad school was as a junior architect at RAMSA. Always admired the firm’s focus on precedent and refinement—versus what Bob Stern would jokingly call “Lady Gaga” buildings.

Nothing fancy about this model—until you realize no ever ever created it. —> 10,000 sq feet —> Office floor —> Scan to BIM to Plan …processed in 36 minutes. These are the initial outputs coming from Integrated Projects’s upcoming BIMIT Engine 3 update 👀

In AEC, executive champions don’t buy software, they buy risk transfer

We spent 5 years bootstrapped before raising a dime. That wasn’t slow. That was discipline. By the time capital came in, we already knew our growth levers: push-button integrations via OEM providers with global distribution, standardization of our 3D modeling production which

Note to self: When anyone can start. And ideas are cheap, and tools are everywhere, the real scarcity is people who finish. The edge isn’t in chasing the spark. It’s in grinding through the mundane, messy middle, closing loops, and delivering what you said you would.