Moritz Luck is the co-founder and CEO of SPARC, an open platform for the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. Previously, he co-founded and led Enscape, the real-time visualisation tool that grew from zero to more than 400,000 users across the global AEC community before its acquisition. With SPARC, he is tackling the structural problem he watched up close at Enscape: an industry running on dozens of deep but disconnected tools, in which 35% of project data dies at every handover. He is based in Karlsruhe, Germany
After scaling Enscape to 400,000+ users and a $200M exit, Moritz Luck spent two years on the other side of the table — writing checks into AEC. Hundreds of decks, hundreds of demos, hundreds of versions of the same pitch. And one folder of questions no one in the room could answer, including him.
Why does every founder claim a different angle, but they all look the same on slide 7? That’s question one. Nine more follow.
In this talk, Moritz walks through what he saw and what he doubts — and hints at why he’s stepping back in. Expect a direct take on where the real opportunity sits, and how to tell signal from noise in a market awash in capital. Find him after the talk — and at the booth.
