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Construction of the Portuguese World Trade Center (WTC) is underway. The building located between the Lisbon region and Oeiras is the responsibility of Foz Vintage, which has invested 120 million euros to provide the Portuguese capital with one of the largest business centers in the country, reports the promoter in a statement on Monday 7 December.
This project aimed at the business segment, but also commerce and services, aims to connect Lisbon with 90 countries around the world and consists of a total area of 70 thousand square meters (m2) divided into two office buildings, totaling 25 thousand m2 and commercial areas with 4 thousand m2.
The two buildings will have eight floors above ground and will have a hotel with capacity for 127 rooms and about 800 underground parking spaces and 200 outdoor spaces. The outdoor spaces will occupy 10,000 m2 and will include bike paths, gardens and green spaces that allow physical exercise. Its completion is scheduled for the end of 2021.
This project aims to respond to the growing demand for business spaces adjusted to new work concepts and adds a business platform based on models that promote business success, a Workplace future-oriented, technology and productivity and an environment that favors a Lifestyle focused on sustainability and well-being, making it the first building to receive Leed Gold and Well Gold certifications.
Vasco Fonseca, COO of Foz Vintage, assures that this is a project aimed “at people and companies that want to see their ideas and their businesses developed, benefiting from a space that promotes technological innovation, networks business, Workplace future and good mobility and sustainability practices ”.
Luciano Montenegro, CEO and president of the WTC, says that being in Portugal puts this company “on the path of the main players of the global market, it will be the only one in the country inserted in the world network of 323 units spread over 90 countries on all continents ”.
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