For more than a decade, Alphabet’s X moonshot factory has been quietly trying to fix one of the world’s most stubborn industries. It failed twice, but this time the industry itself is along for the ride. On Thursday, X said that Anori, its platform for streamlining the notoriously tangled process of getting buildings approved and built, has spun out as an independent company with $26 million in funding. The round was led by Prologis, one of the world’s largest real estate owners, and Builders VC, a firm focused on construction technology. X’s dedicated spin-out vehicle, Series X Capital, also participated in the fundraise, which Astro Teller, the head of X, described as “not a particularly small deal.” Anori is X’s first spinout this year, and comes a year after Taara, a wireless optical communications company. Previous X alumni include self-driving startup Waymo, and Wing, which delivers Walmart packages by drone in a partnership that the two companies plan to expand to 150 cities this year.…