Páteo Bagatela is a top residential complex built in the 1990s, combining the urban renewal and conversion of the existing building (as in the case of a primitive Vila Operária) with the construction of some new buildings, maintaining the harmony of its original spatial design.
With a total of 47 apartments overlooking a magnificent interior courtyard, it is from here that one can appreciate the architectural presence of the buildings, perfectly framed in the urban network of this area, which makes the venture a center of exclusivity and well-being in Lisbon’s city center.
The courtyard hosts several shops and restaurants, a public place that has become a must go for shop lovers and for the hundreds of people who choose this place for either lunch or dinner.
Designed by the architects João Miguel Hugenin Duarte Ferreira and Miguel de Andrade e Sousa, this set of buildings was distinguished with the Prizes Valmor and Municipal of Architecture of 1997.
