Parque Tecnológico de Luanda by Typsa Opens in Angola After Three-Year Transformation
The inauguration of the Parque Tecnológico de Luanda took place in June 2026, with attendance from the president and various government ministers in Luanda, Angola. This event celebrated the culmination of three years of construction, which transformed an existing technology campus into a hub for education, research, and innovation. The project, designed by Typsa and led by principal architect Joaquin Beltran Del Corral, spans 25,530 m² and combines educational and mixed-use functions. The ceremony emphasized the project's importance to the nation, showcasing a strategy of adaptive reuse. Flavio Ricardo Gomes provided photography, while Valentina Díaz curated the exhibition, highlighting the park's contribution to Angola's technological and educational development.
Key facts
- The Parque Tecnológico de Luanda was officially inaugurated in June 2026.
- The inauguration was attended by the president of Angola and a large delegation of government ministers.
- The project took three years of construction to complete.
- It transformed an existing technology campus into a center for education, research, and innovation.
- The architectural project was designed by Typsa.
- Joaquin Beltran Del Corral was the principal architect.
- The project area is 25,530 m².
- The project year is 2026, with categories including mixed-use, educational, and renovation.
- Photography was by Flavio Ricardo Gomes, and the project was curated by Valentina Díaz.
Entities
Artists
- Joaquin Beltran Del Corral
- Flavio Ricardo Gomes
- Valentina Díaz
Institutions
- Typsa
- Parque Tecnológico de Luanda
Locations
- Luanda
- Angola