The main room has 240 m², built in wood, metal and stone. The mezzanine adds another 140 m², along with a wide and open view over the room.
This was the assembled room for the pieces that came from the in the furnaces in the upper level. In the 80’s it was totally remodelled to open up as a theatre and later, as a Concert Hall that would become mythical in Lisbon nights.

This room was a foundry. Here still remains intact the old furnace, as well as an old bellows dating from the early nineteenth century. It has about 300 m², full of natural light and overlooks the Tagus River. Stone walls, old metal windows and handcrafted factory tools give it an industrial touch.

A large cover space with 180 m² plus an 80 m² garden. Pleasant environment day or night. Perfect for creating lounge area.
The place where Suspenso was built was, for centuries, part of the old Lóios Monastery built in the 13th century and remained intact until the earthquake that destroyed Lisbon in 1755. The actual Ground level was part of the kitchen garden of the monastery.
In the old walls that sustain the structure of Suspenso, it is not surprising to find old stones and capitals that have been through the centuries.