About Parimob

Modernist building designed in 1932 by architect Luís Cristino da Silva, a prominent figure in Portuguese architecture. Inspired by the Art Deco movement, it is part of Lisbon’s urban transformation in the 20th century.

Today, it is reborn with the same identity, preserving its mark on the city.

Between Comporta and Melides, Herdade do Pinheirinho blends the authenticity of the Alentejo coast with high-quality residential, tourism and leisure offerings.

With 400 hectares, it includes 2 km of untouched beach, a golf course, a racquet sports center, an equestrian arena, luxury hotels. In this exclusive setting, we are developing a plot within one of the most privileged residential clusters, a contemporary-style villa fully integrated into the natural landscape.

On a hill near Praça do Município, it stands out for its privileged location with views of the castle and proximity to destinations such as Sines, Comporta, and Melides.

Developed by the RRJ Arquitectos studio, it features 24 apartments, with private parking, balconies, terraces or gardens.

With harmonious architecture and local materials, the project enhances urban integration and responds to new ways of living with comfort and modernity.

With origins in the Royal House, this building preserves the history of the traditional crafts once practiced here.

From the Marquês de Pombal’s tin workshop to a boiler factory, every detail reflects its past. Today, it is reborn as an exclusive collection of 11 fully equipped apartments, combining heritage and comfort for both tourist and corporate stays.

Located in an area with strong royal influence, the Edifício da Corte is reborn after a deep rehabilitation, reviving the memory of the former palaces that shaped Lisbon’s history. With 15 apartments inspired by Portuguese royalty, it combines modern comfort with decorative details that evoke the splendor of a bygone era.

A space designed for short or long stays, where past and present meet.

In the heart of Chiado, Ex-Libris celebrates the literary tradition of this historic area. Once home to the Diário Ilustrado newspaper and the Camões Bookstore, this building is now transformed into a premium space, where each of the 17 apartments pays tribute to a Portuguese author.

With sophisticated design and details that highlight national brands and artists, it offers a unique experience that combines culture, comfort and a prime location.

Baroque in inspiration, Bica dos Olhos was built in 1675 at the corner of Rua da Boavista and Travessa do Marquês de Sampaio, in Lisbon. It consists of one commercial unit and 15 residential units.

Fed by a spring from the adjacent building, the fountain became known as Bica dos Olhos ("Eye's Spout") due to the supposed healing properties of its water for eye diseases.

Chiado Terrasse is a historic building located in Chiado, Lisbon. Inaugurated in 1908, it was the city’s first purpose-built cinema, marking a milestone in Lisbon’s cultural life.

Designed by architect Tertuliano de Lacerda Marques, it stands out for its iconic façade, which remains a visual landmark in the area.

Today, it houses the Brazilian Consulate, continuing to play a relevant role in the city.