Algoma, a NYC-based developer of a forward-thinking digital platform designed for feasibility, pre-construction process, and automating the integrated and repeatable delivery of sustainable buildings. The company’s platform combines automation with mass timber, resulting in rapid architecture and engineering designs by streamlining processes, to achieve quick delivery, reduce costs and enhance returns for real estate developers, enabling developers to leverage mass timber for swifter construction delivery while effectively eliminating embodied carbon emissions.
Algoma was funded $2.3 million led by Zacua Ventures, with participation from SOSV,
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