Hoechst Building

Designed between 1962–65 for Hoechst Portuguesa by architects Benjamim do Carmo and Klaus Heufer, it was originally conceived as the company’s headquarters. Today it has been transformed into a modern business center, located strategically with a fully renovated façade and outdoor areas.

 

 

Bldg. A – 1st Floor

 

 

Office: A.P1.15

 

 

Features:

 

 

▪ Usable floor area of 98.67 m²

 

 

▪ Interior partitions

 

 

▪ Natural light

 

 

▪ Air conditioning

 

 

▪ Floating floor

 

 

▪ Windows with double-glazed tilt-and-turn units

 

 

▪ Interior blinds

 

 

▪ Technical duct

 

 

▪ Filing cabinets

 

 

▪ Fire detection system

 

 

Condominium

 

 

Includes: Weekly office cleaning service

 

 

▪ Solar orientation: South

 

 

Notes:

 

 

▪ Additional works in the office are the tenant’s responsibility and subject to prior approval by the owner

 

 

Bldg. A – 3rd Floor

 

 

Office: A.P3.2

 

 

Features:

 

 

▪ Usable floor area of 296.00 m²

 

 

▪ Open-space layout with raised access floor

 

 

▪ Interior offices

 

 

▪ Restrooms (M/F)

 

 

▪ Natural light

 

 

▪ Windows with double glazing

 

 

▪ Air conditioning

 

 

▪ Filing cabinets

 

 

▪ Fire detection system

 

 

▪ Emergency exit door leading to fire escape stairs

 

 

Building B – 2nd Floor

 

 

Office: B.P2.4

 

 

Features:

 

 

▪ Usable floor area of 89.06 m²

 

 

▪ Interior partitions

 

 

▪ Natural light

 

 

▪ Windows with double-glazed tilt-and-turn units

 

 

▪ Air conditioning

 

 

▪ Air extraction

 

 

▪ Raised access floor

 

 

▪ Modular suspended ceiling

 

 

▪ Fire detection system

 

 

Location

 

 

Sidónio Pais Avenue and Expressway.

 

 

Specifications

 

 

Interior partitions, technical room, meeting room with sliding-fold partition and blackout blinds, restrooms (M/F), kitchenette, natural light, windows with double glazing, air conditioning, air extraction, raised floor, technical floor, suspended ceiling, automatic entrance door, interior blinds, filing cabinets, fire detection system, telephone connected to the building’s internal switchboard for internal communications

 

 

Accessibility

 

 

Located adjacent to a major road axis—the Internal Ring Road (VCI)—with direct connections southward via the Arrábida Bridge and northward via motorways A3, A4, and A28. Served by the surface metro network, with Francos Station located just 200 meters away and accessible via a dedicated pedestrian route, as well as public transport with a stop right next to the building