The Montisnávia building was designed thinking of those who promote well-being without causing discomfort around them.

Considered as one of the coolest areas in the city, Alcântara is famous for its good restaurants, thriving nightlife, and for the pleasant strolls by the river, in the Docas. More recently, it has seen an old industrial area give place to LX Factory, a creative hub featuring a range of offices, shops, restaurants and cafés.

With the renovation of the Tapada da Ajuda after the 1755 earthquake, the city grew in this direction and the Alcântara area, in particular the hillside on Maria Pia street, started to be occupied by certain industries, of which stands out the dyeing facilities of the Royal Silk Factory. Over time, and as it continued developing, this artery transitioned into a housing street.

The Montisnávia building is born of the union and recuperation of a house and an old factory. Following the recuperation of the facade, which made it possible to keep the historical image of this neighbourhood, came a conceptual contemporaneity, which established a dialectic between the past and the present.

The terraces tear the surface of the roof, allowing for generous views over Monsanto, the 25 de Abril bridge, and in part over the river.

One to four bedroom apartments, all with a private terrace or a garden, storage room and 1 or 2 parking spaces, depending on the typology of the fraction.