Penha Longa Resort and Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon once again stand out among Portugal’s leading hotels, earning a total of five Michelin Keys in the 2026 selection. The former was awarded three Keys, the highest distinction granted to hotels by the Michelin Guide, while the latter received two.

The BNP Paribas Hub, located in Parque das Nações, Lisbon, has received the Best of Best award at the 2026 Architecture MasterPrize Awards in the Interior Design – Workplaces Interior category. Designed by Openbook, the project involved Vector Mais in delivering the fit-out of a significant part of the campus, which brings together the institution’s various workspaces.

The WellBe building, which houses the new headquarters of Caixa Geral de Depósitos (CGD), has been awarded the Sustainability Award at the 2026 Construir Awards. Located in Parque das Nações, Lisbon, the development stands out for its environmental and energy performance, reflecting an integrated approach to sustainability throughout the design and construction process.

AstraZeneca, BNP Paribas and Euronext are the three projects involving Vector Mais selected as finalists in the Interior Architecture – Offices category at the 8th edition of the Real Estate Awards, organised by Expresso and SIC Notícias.

Fidelidade’s new headquarters has been recognised in the Architecture category at the Construir Awards 2026, celebrating the quality of a project that marks a new chapter in the company’s relationship with the city and its workplaces.

A recepção é o primeiro espaço de um escritório com o qual colaboradores, clientes e visitantes têm contacto. É um lugar de chegada e acolhimento, mas também uma oportunidade para comunicar a identidade e os valores de uma empresa através da arquitectura.

A construction project involves many decisions. Some define materials, construction solutions or the organisation of spaces. Others concern the people who are on site every day and the conditions in which they work. This is where safety plays a fundamental role.

In many contemporary offices, the ceiling is no longer simply a surface that conceals the building’s infrastructure. Ductwork, cabling, lighting and HVAC systems are left exposed, becoming part of the architectural language of the space while also increasing the ceiling height.

At Cegoc’s new Lisbon office, different pieces of furniture help create environments adapted to different moments of work, learning and collaboration. Among them is Platero, by esPattio, a combination of pouf and side table designed by Dsignio.

Vector Mais is represented by four projects in the 2026 Real Estate Awards, promoted by Expresso and SIC Notícias, reflecting different approaches to the construction and transformation of workplace environments: AstraZeneca, BNP Paribas, Euronext and Lusitania.

Kern by Inclass is a modular sofa system designed to create different configurations in workplaces, hospitality settings and collective-use environments. Developed by Pearson Lloyd, the system combines seating modules, backrests and complementary elements that can be arranged according to the space and its intended use.

A well-structured estimate is one of the foundations for ensuring predictability, control and confidence throughout a project. At Vector Mais, the work carried out by the Estimating Department involves analysing every detail of the project, anticipating requirements, assessing solutions and establishing a value that reflects the reality of the construction works.

Vector Mais is proud to support the 4th Charity Padel Tournament, organised by Novo Futuro, an initiative that brings together participants and partners around a shared purpose: supporting children and young people at risk.

A successful project depends on far more than what happens on site. It requires careful planning, continuous control and sound financial management throughout every stage of the process. In this video, Alexandre Peralta, CFO of Vector Mais, explains how financial management supports the successful delivery of every project.

At Vector Mais, we believe that excellence in execution is driven by continuous learning. Keeping up with the evolution of materials, solutions and manufacturing processes is essential to meeting the challenges of every project and delivering spaces that are increasingly innovative, functional and sustainable.

Vector Mais has completed the first half of 2026 with production progressing in line with the objectives established at the beginning of the year, maintaining the planned pace of execution while reinforcing its role in some of Portugal's most significant construction projects.