Drawings Read. Budget Defined. That's Eolus.
Eolus reads your drawings, generates instant cost models, refines scenarios, and makes confident choices possible from day one.
Behind the Scenes of Today’s Biggest Builds
Scottsdale AZ – 8400 N Dobson Rd
New York, NY – Multiple Locations
333 West Wolf Point Plaza. Chicago IL
Long Island City NY – 24 49th Ave
New York NY - 1250 Waters Place
230 Park Ave South. New York NY
14848 NE 51st St. Redmond WA
131 Greene St. New York, NY
3110 Heritage Way. Harlingen TX
1701 Midway Court. Elk Grove IL
131 S. Dearborn St. Chicago IL
525 East 68th St. New York, NY
71 Camaritas Avenue. San Francisco CA
2455 Alabama Ave SE. Washington DC
1950-1960 Jackson Street. San Francisco CA
255 2nd Ave. Minneapolis MN
444 North Nash Street. Los Angeles CA
Partners in 2025
Choose a project type and enter GSF, and Eolus builds a line-item baseline from deterministic models. Unit rates come from proprietary data, are checked against national databases, and are adjusted for location, labor, and market conditions.
Eolus reads your drawings, specs, and narratives and proposes revisions, each with its rationale, sheet reference, and cost impact. Approve, edit, or refine each change, then run value analysis to reach your target budget.
Review every line of the estimate, from quantities and unit rates to itemized markups, before it goes out. Then generate a cost report tailored to each stakeholder in real time, ready as a PDF or Excel download.
+ Custom Reporting
Serving Every Phase,
Role, and Sector
Solutions by Phases
Early-stage evaluation focused on financial viability, site potential, and alignment with strategic goals. Establish baseline budgets, test assumptions, and guide go/no-go decisions.
Define space needs, functional requirements, and performance goals. This phase bridges user intent with planning constraints to inform early design and budgeting.
Collaborative review of scope, systems, and materials to optimize performance and cost without compromising quality or intent.
Finalize scopes, lock in subcontractors, and convert estimates into binding agreements. A critical handoff from planning to execution.
Solutions by Roles
Support clients in site selection, lease negotiation, and financial strategy—often the first to engage on timeline, budget, and buildout potential.
Drive coordination across teams, ensuring that scope, schedule, and budget remain aligned from planning through delivery.
Shape early design vision, balancing aesthetics, function & budget; closely collaborate with clients to test concepts & align finances.
Translate drawings into execution, overseeing logistics, procurement, and construction while managing risk and maintaining cost certainty.
Solutions by Sectors
Early-stage evaluation focused on financial viability, site potential, and alignment with strategic goals. Establish baseline budgets, test assumptions, and guide go/no-go decisions.
Define space needs, functional requirements, and performance goals. This phase bridges user intent with planning constraints to inform early design and budgeting.
Facilities for production, logistics, and storage, where scale and constructability drive success. These projects align construction and design with the demands of modern industry.
Defense, transportation, and government projects that enhance public infrastructure. Our work with agencies such as the DoD, GSA, and FAA emphasizes security, efficiency, and long-term mission readiness.
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Chris Nugent
Chris Nugent founded Eolus.ai after years of watching major capital decisions hinge on incomplete cost information. His background spans two decades in conceptual budgeting, portfolio cost strategy, and early-phase advisory for complex commercial and institutional projects. That experience shaped his belief that the earliest moments of a project—when information is most limited—are when leadership needs the clearest financial signal.
At Eolus, Chris focuses on product direction and client alignment, ensuring the platform reflects the real workflows of owners, developers, designers, and builders. He brings a strategist’s eye to how cost, scope, and design intent can live in a single, evolving model rather than scattered spreadsheets. His work centers on turning preliminary inputs—program narratives, massing studies, planning assumptions—into finance-ready cost models that help teams make decisions with speed and certainty.
