Building composed of R / C; Overstore; 1st; 2nd Floors; Furtadas Waters

· Total lot area = 301.3 m2

· Deployment Area = 223.4 m2

· Patio Area = 77.90 m2

Regarding the project, it is proposed to maintain the facades and other master walls, rebuild all floors, and a new mansard roof, in everything similar to the adjoining building that makes for the square mastro, the target of recent works.

The final project will have 11 dwellings divided by T1; T1 Duplex; T2 duplex and T3 Duplex. Reaching areas 1150 m2 to 1200 m2.

Location:
Once upon a time, numerous waterways crossed this place. The name 'Arroios' evokes these watercourses that existed here and that still survive in the toponyms of the streets of the parish. Arroios was not always a parish only ? the current situation resulted from the merger of the previous parishes of Anjos, Pena and São Jorge de Arroios.

The settlement of this territory grew next to the first two centers, the Church of the Holy Angels (1551) and the Convent of Santana (1562). Fertile lands, abundant in water, have set populations and here numerous convents have been installed, which after the extinction of the Religious Orders were converted, for the most part, into hospital equipment.

The opening of Avenida Almirante Reis determined the urbanization of the nearby farms, emerging the andrade neighborhoods of England, the Azores and the Colonies, so known for the thematic toponymy, destined to the small bourgeoisie who worked in the vicinity. Immigration has brought major population changes in the area, being today one of the most intercultural areas of Lisbon, which the urban rehabilitation of the area has sought to frame.

Leisure and Culture:
The Empire Cinema and the Sotto Mayor Palace were built in this place. Other structures such as churches, palaces, squares and neighborhoods, were born and today make Arroios a place rich in heritage. This is a parish with history and culture that has at its disposal architectural, religious and civil heritage, which deserves knowledge, protection and appreciation. Know some of the heritage that gives identity and differentiation to the parish of Arroios.
The following stand out for their importance:

– Monte Agudo Viewpoint
– Empire Cinema
– Quarter of the Colonies
– Camões High School
– Sotto Mayor Palace
– Faculty of Medical Sciences, Universidade Nova de Lisboa
– Safety Pavilion of Miguel Bombarda Hospital
– Old Bullring of Campo Santana
– Lamego Widow Factory
– Largo do Intendente Pina Manique
– Chapel of the Palace of Bemposta
– Convent of Arroios
– Old Church of angels
– Regueirão dos Anjos

Education:
Arroios is characterized by its linguistic and cultural diversity, with about 80 nationalities sharing this place. The schools of this parish, namely the levels of non-higher education in which the day care centers, kindergartens and schools of 1st, 2nd and 3rd cycles are included, reflect the permanent multicultural coexistence, visible in the dozens of languages of origin of their children and young people.

Education for linguistic and cultural diversity is, consequently, valued by this Parish Council, seeking to guarantee freedom, tolerance and acceptance of difference, in a community that is desired inclusive.

In the field of public education, the Parish Council of Arroios directly protects two school groups and an ungrouped secondary school, the Nuno Gonçalves School Grouping, the Luís de Camões Schools Grouping and the Camões Secondary School.

Dozens of private educational institutions are also located in this area of the city of Lisbon, from kindergartens to colleges and professional schools, as well as university educational institutions such as NOVA Medical School | Faculty of Medical Sciences (NMS| FCM), or the Military Academy.