“We’re building a city the size of Paris each week, so every non-optimal project that’s built today is a missed opportunity for changing the world” –– this is one of the reasons why Carl Christensen founded an AI-driven architectural design startup, Spacemaker. The company raised over $30 million, was declared a startup of the year in Norway and was acquired for $240 million in just 4 years. &nbsp;

On this episode of the Startup Exits Podcast, we chat with Carl about:
• What&#8217;s wrong with how cities are built?
• What&#8217;s the result of non-optimal urban planning?
• How&#8217;s urban planning done today?
• Startup ecosystem in Norway
• Where else can AI-driven design be valuable?
• Will AI replace architects?

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Andrew Vasylyk

Carl Christensen, founder of Spacemaker: $240 million sale to Autodesk

“We’re building a city the size of Paris each week, so every non-optimal project that’s built today is a missed opportunity for changing the world” –– this is one of the reasons why Carl Christensen founded an AI-driven architectural design startup, Spacemaker. The company raised over $30 million, was declared a startup of the year [&hellip;]

Startup Exits Episode #23

Carl Christensen, founder of Spacemaker: $240 million sale to Autodesk