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Spacial AI (also known as Spacial) is an American construction technology company that develops an artificial intelligence platform for automating parts of residential engineering and permitting workflows.^[1][2][3][4]

Spacial AI is headquartered in Palo Alto, California.^[2][5] The company focuses on the engineering phase of residential construction and uses artificial intelligence systems, in combination with professional engineering oversight, to produce permit-ready structural and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) plans from architectural designs.^[1][2] The platform is intended to reduce delays between architectural design and municipal permit approval by automating repetitive engineering tasks while maintaining professional oversight.^[1][2]

Spacial AI was founded in 2024 by Maor Greenberg and Ami Avrahami.^[6][2] Calcalist and CTech reported that Greenberg has experience in construction and real estate development through the Greenberg Group in Palo Alto, and that Avrahami previously co-founded Veev.^[6][2]

In a 2025 interview with Diginomica, Greenberg described the company’s focus on automating parts of construction code-compliance and permitting workflows using AI while maintaining professional accountability in the review process.^[7]

Spacial AI develops an artificial intelligence platform intended to automate parts of residential engineering and permitting workflows.^[8]

Bloomberg’s company profile describes the platform as converting 2D architectural drawings into 3D, code-compliant construction documents, with built-in design conflict detection, architectural detailing, and local code validation.^[4]

In a 2025 interview with Diginomica, the company described its approach as combining AI-assisted compliance reviews with collaboration and review by structural and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) engineers, with licensed engineers responsible for final sign-off. Diginomica also reported that compliance checks are linked to the underlying code rule and that outputs include annotations and references to local code; the article noted that Spacial said it can produce stamped plans in approximately seven to ten days and reduce overall approval timelines by about 25 percent.^[7]

A 2025 Forbes contributor article quoted co-founder and CEO Maor Greenberg describing the product as automating structural and MEP plan generation from 2D floorplans and returning permit-ready, stamped plans in days rather than weeks.^[3]

In addition to its headquarters in Palo Alto, the company operates a development center in Tel Aviv, Israel.^[6][2]

In October 2025, Spacial AI raised a US$10 million seed round led by TLV Partners, with participation from Mango Capital, Re Angels, and Home Technology Ventures (HTV).^[6][2] Engineering News-Record reported that the funding was intended to accelerate AI development and expand sales and customer teams.^[8]