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Intelligent City Raises $30 Million

Intelligent City Raises $30 Million to Advance the Sustainable Urban Housing Industry Using Mass Timber, Automation, and Robotics. Funds raised will support the company’s global, automated design and manufacturing solution, which is on track to deliver over 2,300 apartments.

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Intelligent City will present at the Critical Mass Timber Meetup

We’re excited to be invited for the first Critical Mass Timber meetup on March 4th 2021. Our CEO Oliver Lang and CTO Oliver David Krieg will discuss the company’s approach to the vertical integration of design/manufacture/build of urban mass timber housing, with a focus on aspects of our parametric design and robotic prefabrication.

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Intellignte City team at Breakthrough Energy Solutions Canada competition advancing clean energy

Intelligent City wins Breakthrough Energy competition

We are honored and excited to announce that Intelligent City is one of the Breakthrough Energy Solutions Canada winners, conducted by NRCan in collaboration with Breakthrough Energy Ventures and BDC. Intelligent City will now be part of the Breakthrough Canada Cohort.

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Intelligent City closes financing round

Intelligent City Inc. is pleased to announce it has closed a CA$3.1M financing round consisting of equity led by Fulmer & Company and credit provided by the Business Development Bank of Canada.

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image depicts the result of last year's workshop, where participants parametrically designed, fabricated and assembled a large wooden structure on the campus of UBC

Robotic Fabrication Workshop at UBC

Oliver David Krieg, Director of Technology at Intelligent City, together with Assistant Professor David Correa from University of Waterloo and Associate Professor AnnaLisa Meyboom from UBC SALA, will hold a technical workshop on robotic fabrication in timber construction.

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British Columbia adopts code changes for tall wood buildings

Intelligent City CEO Oliver Lang visited Structurlam together with John Horgan, Premier of British Columbia, and Selina Robinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, for the announcement of B.C.’s adoption of building code changes that allow the safe construction of 12-storey mass timber buildings.

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