The Conde Redondo 13 project was developed within the context of urban regeneration in an area undergoing transformation in Lisbon, with the aim of creating a tourism development adapted to a diverse and international demand.

The intervention focuses on an existing building, preserving its main structure and key characteristics while introducing a new and more efficient functional organisation suited to the proposed programme.

The proposal is based on the creation of accommodation units distributed across the upper floors, with studio (T0) and one-bedroom (T1) typologies, ensuring flexibility and adaptability to different user profiles.

The building also integrates complementary functions, with separate access between the accommodation areas and the commercial and restaurant spaces located on the lower floors. This separation allows for operational efficiency and an improved user experience.

At the top of the building, a rooftop with a bar and terrace was designed, creating a space that enhances the overall project and strengthens its connection to the city.

The intervention was designed with a focus on feasibility and execution, aiming to balance cost, quality, and construction efficiency through solutions adapted to the existing structure and avoiding unnecessarily complex interventions.

The result is a rehabilitation project that responds to the current urban context, combining accommodation, dining, and experience, with a pragmatic and execution-oriented approach.