In the complex of the Convento do Beato, located in Marvila, next to Lisbon’s riverfront, the Beato Quarter stands out, a residential condominium set in a set of five historic buildings where the relationship between space and time is palpable.

The five residential buildings, grouped with the designations Brick, Arch and View, are independent, and accommodate 71 apartments of varied typologies, between 1 and 4-bedrom. All residential units include parking and charging point for electric cars.

The Brick buildings are composed of a group of three buildings, designated by X, Y and Z. Its exterior is distinguished by the presence of brick on the façade, respecting its character and resembling the industrial masonry chimneys. The three coupled buildings communicate fluidly with each other, and mark a strong rhythm in the structure of the Beato Quarter.

Brick X is the only building in this set that is built from scratch. Inspired by the Renaissance wall of Alameda do Beato.

The Brick Y is located in the old building of the Baggers. It stands out for its height, rhythmic fenestration and torn to the pavement, and for the decorative elements of the façade and the friezes of the windows.

Brick Z is housed in the former Cleaners building. Haughty, like the Brick X, the Brick Z has greater volume and capacity, hosting twenty-one apartments, of various typologies. Its façade preserves the distinctive metal bridge, which, in the past, transported cereal between the port area and the mill.

The Arch, implanted in the noble building of romantic style, of ornate stonework and decorative friezes, preserves the distinct arches in stone masonry, and has 5 apartments from 2 to 3-bedroom, with comfortable and bright ambiences.

The View, inserted in an old milling building, a rare example of industrial heritage, reinvents itself in a proposal of residential exclusivity. The uniqueness of the building lies in the contrast of the iron pillars with the wooden beams, and is expressed by the façade of perfect symmetry and well-rhythmic fenestration. The floor plan of the building consists of twenty apartments from 2 to 3-bedroom.

Each building has unique characteristics, and the ensemble results in a similarity of amplitude and rhythm, in deep connection with the surrounding environment. The buildings, adjacent to the Convent of the Blessed, unite around a green space, a unifying element in the heart of the block.

Located on the riverfront of Lisbon, inserted in an urban area in consolidation, a point of connection between the city center and Parque das Nações, the Beato Quarter elevates the dialogue between private and urban life.

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