Rainha Ginga Project (near the BCI and Sonangol EP Buildings) Summary information: Land with a set of buildings with historic façades, in a prime location in the Central Business District of Luanda; It has an architectural/construction project by Costa Lopes Arquitectos, for the construction of a residential and office building with a gross construction area of 6,139 m². We present a plot of land with a notable development project in downtown Luanda. Located in one of the most prestigious areas of the city, this project stands out for the harmony achieved by integrating the characteristic façade of historic interest with the contemporary architecture, which is clearly bold and striking. Synonymous with centrality and prestige, downtown is home to city icons such as the waterfront and important institutions such as the National Bank of Angola, ministries, the headquarters of oil companies such as Sonangol, Esso and BP, bank headquarters and the headquarters of Jornal Nacional. Additionally, it is close to several hotels, restaurants and all types of commercial establishments. This project is located on a plot of 685.89 m2 and envisages the construction of 8 floors, intended for housing, offices or both, for a total of 6,139 m2 built. In the housing variant, the project envisages two four-bedroom apartments per floor and up to four one-bedroom apartments per floor. The office variant has a maximum of four units per floor. The building will have 24 parking spaces. Designed by Costa Lopes Arquitectos, one of the most renowned architectural firms in Angola, the project integrates the historic two-storey façade of the existing building, an integral part of the city's historical memory, into the development of a contemporary and striking concept. This distinctive architecture, the high-quality construction, based on the principles of sustainability, and the prime location mean that this project will maintain its value over time, which makes it a particularly attractive investment. Located at Rua Rainha Ginga, no. 54 - 56, downtown Luanda