The Anjos 35 project consists of the renovation of a historic building located within a publicly listed heritage area in central Lisbon, requiring a careful intervention respectful of its heritage context. 

The proposal aimed to preserve the identity of the existing building, maintaining relevant elements such as the tiled façade, while introducing a new interior layout adapted to contemporary requirements. 

The intervention is structured around the creation of a central courtyard, which acts as an organising element of the building, allowing natural light to enter and establishing a controlled separation from the urban exterior. 

The interior spaces are organised into different volumes, connected through selective openings, creating continuity and fluidity of use without compromising privacy. 

This solution balances the density of the urban context with the creation of more protected and refined interior spaces.

The project was developed with a focus on execution, ensuring solutions compatible with the technical and regulatory requirements associated with renovation in a historic context. 

The result is an intervention that respects the existing building while introducing functionality, light, and spatial quality, with a pragmatic and construction-oriented approach.