Concrete Ventures helps owners and operators in the built environment adopt technology to improve their offerings.
Portfolio
10
companies
AUAR
Automated Architecture uses robotics and AI to transform sustainable housing construction.
Automated Architecture
Automated Architecture uses robotics and artificial intelligence to help homebuilders cut construction costs.
Commonplace
Commonplace develops digital community engagement platforms for urban planning and property development.
Commonplace Digital
A citizen engagement platform providing community data insights for the built environment.
Infogrid
Infogrid offers building intelligence and analytics software for real estate assets.
Least
Least delivers a digital leasing platform that streamlines commercial property negotiations.
PRODA
PRODA automates rent roll data processing and analysis for commercial real estate firms.
Prolo
Streamlining construction procurement and credit for small contractors.
Tyten
Tyten provides artificial intelligence automation and diagnostic tools for facilities management teams.
Verna
Verna provides software that helps businesses turn biodiversity reports into actionable nature restoration projects.
Taylor Wescoatt
Founder
Arnaud van der Wyck
Managing Partner
Arnaud brings venture capital experience from roles at Concrete VC and Sway Ventures, alongside investment banking background from UBS and Shore Capital.
LinkedInTriple Point Ventures led the oversubscribed seed round to support growth in product development and go-to-market operations.
"For decades, SME contractors have been penalised by a lack of price transparency and inefficient ordering, often paying a premium simply because they lack the time and purchasing power of the Tier-1 giants,"
The London-based NatureTech startup secured $4m to scale its platform and deploy new artificial intelligence tools for nature recovery.
"As threats to the natural world become more urgent, any organisation dependent on land – whether directly or through their supply chain – has a business resilience need to invest in nature recovery."
The funding round was co-led by Fuel Ventures and Concrete Ventures with participation from Antler.
"Facilities management is the invisible backbone of every building – but the technology behind it hasn’t kept up and has lacked the innovation needed. We built Tyten to solve that, working hand in hand with technicians and help desk teams to understand their real challenges."
Planet A led the investment to help the automated construction firm scale its operations across Europe.
"AUAR is building a global, automated construction ecosystem for sustainable, affordable, and beautiful homes at scale, designed to plug into the way builders already work,"
The funding round was led by Planet A with participation from several institutional investors and angels.
"AUAR is building a global, automated construction ecosystem for sustainable, affordable, and beautiful homes at scale, designed to plug into the way builders already work. By enabling the industry to build together, powered by robotics and artificial intelligence, we’re not just offering a new tool – we’re unlocking new possibilities for how homebuilders can grow, innovate, and deliver at scale."
