At archimind, we partner with companies to turn your unique expertise into cutting-edge, scalable AI-driven tools. Our solutions go beyond automation—they guide teams with the knowledge your experts contribute. By delivering the right information at the right time, our solutions empower design and engineering teams to work smarter, faster, and more profitably.
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At archimind, we partner with companies to turn your unique expertise into cutting-edge, scalable AI-driven tools. Our solutions go beyond automation—they guide teams with the knowledge your experts contribute. By delivering the right information at the right time, our solutions empower design and engineering teams to work smarter, faster, and more profitably.
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Our unique approach to AI-driven software introduces state-of-the-art design space exploration and optimization workflows that guide your teams through complex challenges. At archimind, we think bigger than automation. We build tools that guide your process.
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Founder & CEO
About Leland Curtis
Leland Curtis operates at the intersection of architecture, engineering, and technology, with a vision to revolutionize the AEC industry. With extensive experience leading innovative design projects and driving transformational change, Leland is committed to developing scalable products that enhance the design process. His efforts have been recognized with multiple awards, including the 2021 AIA Innovation Award for the DC Water Headquarters and the 2017 AIA Institute Honor Award.
Leland believes in the power of integrated design and the practical applications of machine learning to create sustainable solutions. He invites collaboration with others who share his passion for improving the industry and is always eager to learn and grow through meaningful conversations.
