Banco BPI
General Contractor: Vector Mais
Project: CBRE
Project Management: CBRE
Area: 17.000 m²
Location: Lisbon
The emblematic Monumental Building was reborn as BPI's new premises. The offices house the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors and around 1.000 bank employees on 11 floors. In this project, built by Vector Mais and designed and managed by CBRE, sustainability, technological innovation, and comfort took a central role. The space offers excellent working conditions, maximising collaboration and well-being, providing spaces primarily organised in open space, with meeting areas and soundproofed individual work areas.
The design favours the use of recyclable and natural materials of national origin, emphasising the adoption of Portuguese Burel fabric in the soundproofed rooms. On all floors, there is also a meeting space covered entirely with Portuguese cork, called the 'Cinema Room', a concept that honours the history of the Monumental. The administration and Private Banking areas were also a significant focus in the design of the project and its implementation, involving careful construction across various environments, where the use of quality materials such as wood, metal and glass stand out.
Banco BPI on Vector Mais' work and the new office
What is the importance of the new office in Monumental?
Banco BPI's new offices aim to provide employees with excellent working conditions, maximising the collaborative component and well-being. Primarily organised in open space, they offer collaborative workspaces and soundproofed individual work areas, with a strong focus on technological innovation through providing digital and interactive screens, a 5G GSM network and state-of-the-art WiFi solutions. In this project, particular care was placed on the 11th floor of the building, which offers an informal Social Lounge space for all employees, providing a privileged view of the city.
The new offices also reinforce BPI's commitment to sustainability and the reduction of the environmental footprint through adopting efficient air conditioning systems and optimised energy management systems and policies.
Fotografia: Spacesandplaces