Norfin Group highlights their 25 years with the aim of continuing to grow and diversify the business.

According to its website, “The Norfin group highlighted their 25 years of innovation, leadership and sustainable development at an unforgettable event – which brought together industry leaders, partners and stakeholders to celebrate a quarter of a century of transformative achievements.

Founded in 1999, the Norfin group is a benchmark for professionalism in property investment management in Portugal, currently managing around 2.1 billion euros of property assets for national and international institutional investors. All these achievements were celebrated with stakeholders, employees and investors.

The emblematic Oriente Green Campus served as the ideal setting, symbolising Norfin’s commitment to sustainable urban development, with panoramic views over Lisbon. See how the event went”.

Projectual was present at the event and is proud to be taking part in several of the Group’s projects, namely as a engineering team with the Architecture Ateliers Intergaup, at ‘Lisbon Heights’ and Fragmentos, at ‘Nobilus’ in Vilamoura.

Read the article about Norfin’s 25th anniversary here.

Watch the video of Norfin’s event here.
 

João Lúcio Lopes – Arquitectos, Lda, supported in the engineering area by PROJECTUAL, won the tender for the design of the energy renovation of buildings on the LNEC Campus.

According to the LNEC website, the LNEC-ZEB Investment Project, financed by the PRR with €4,967,450.00 to improve the energy efficiency of Central Public Administration buildings, is aimed at the energy renovation of six buildings on the LNEC Campus:

a) Component Testing Building;
b) Transport Building;
c) Fernando Abecassis Building;
d) Warehouse 2, Bar and Nursery;
e) Scientific Instrumentation Centre Building;
f) Wood Building.

The project aims to improve the energy class of these buildings from class D to class A+ and convert them into ‘Nearly Zero Energy Buildings’ (NZEB), providing reductions in primary energy consumption of 71 per cent. Measures of “Hydric Efficiency” are also planned to save water and enable better management of this resource, reducing LNEC’s consumption in the future.

In this project, PROJECTUAL will be responsible for all the engineering areas of the Special Installations. The evaluation of the technical component of the proposal and the qualifications of the team were fundamental to the selection of the winner of the tender.