In an interview published by The Portugal News, Engel & Völkers Portimão highlights its strategic partnership with Segmento Urbano to support the promotion of land and development opportunities. Read the full article using the link below: The Portugal News

Digital transformation is reshaping the way the real estate sector analyses and understands the territory. A recently published article highlights the launch of ATLAS, the territorial intelligence platform developed by Segmento Urbano, as an innovation designed to make territorial analysis faster, more integrated and more accessible. The article also highlights the vision of Maria João Correia, CEO and Founder of Segmento Urbano, who advocates a new approach to territorial de

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International recognition goes beyond an award. It reflects architecture's ability to respond to today's global challenges through thoughtful, human-centred design. In a recent article published by Lusa, Segmento Urbano's "Echoes of the Void" is highlighted as one of two Portuguese projects to receive a WAFX Award at the World Architecture Festival 2025. The distinction recognises projects that use architecture and design to address issues such as health, climate change, tech

In a recent article, Bustler highlights the announcement of the 2025 WAFX Prize winners by the World Architecture Festival, recognising 28 projects from around the world that demonstrate how architecture and design can address major global challenges. Among the winning projects is "Echoes of the Void" by Segmento Urbano, recognised in the Ageing and Health category. Read the full article via the link below: Bustler

ArchDaily featured C Spot, a project developed by Segmento Urbano and shortlisted for the World Architecture Festival, highlighting its response to the social and infrastructural challenges faced by underserved communities in Angola. Conceived as more than a school, C Spot proposes a network of community spaces designed to support education, social connection, and collective development. The modular structures were designed to be affordable, portable, easy to assemble, and ca